The Woods | 
|  | | | Title: | The Woods | | Author: | Harlan Coben | | Publisher: | Signet | | Type: | Book / Mass Market Paperback | | Publication Date: | 01 April, 2008 | | ISBN / ISBN-13: | 0451221958 / 9780451221957 | | List Price: | $9.99 | | Amazon Price: | $9.99 | |
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Product Description
Twenty years ago at summer camp, Paul Copeland's sister died in the woods, the alleged victim of a serial killer. Her body was never found. Now, Paul is the prosecutor for Essex County, New Jersey, immersed in one of the biggest cases of his career-a case that will change everything he believes about the past...and the truth.
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Customer Reviews:
• The Best Harlan Coben Book Yet 25 November, 2008
I've read every book by Harlan Coben & this one is hands down the best one written. The story line keeps you from wanting to put it down and the characters are detailed & believeable. I love the sarcasm in this book & highly recommend the audio book version as well. The reader, Scott Brick, has an excellent voice & really makes the story pop.
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• Incredible! Interesting! And Inventive! 25 November, 2008
WARNING: This book may cause you to lose sleep, ignore your responsibilities, and slack off at work until you finish it. "The Woods" was impossible to put down. It was one of those books that you just had to know what happens and you can't wait to find out. The story of Paul Copeland and the mysteries that he solves will make you feel like you're right there with him, you'll be theorizing and guessing about what you think happened. This book was incredible! I would highly recommend it!
- Reviewed by customer ID: A17C9DCU9DDFOE
• Without Bolitar, Gotta Be A Three 02 January, 2009
Coben can write. No issue with his talent. But, this is his weakest effort to date. When he strays from Myron Bolitar, the stories seem a bit contrived and the characters not nearly as interesting. While this book moves along at a good clip, I didn't care as much what happened to the protagonists. If you want to read Coben, there are much better reads in his catalog. Still, I gotta give him a three just for the quality of his prose.
Ron Lealos author of Don't Mean Nuthin'
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• Lots Of Twists But Very Captivating 01 December, 2008
Clever writer. Knows how to keep us on our toes and keep our attention. Not sure about his series, have not read those. I hope they are as good as this one and Gone for Good.
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• A Twisted Path Through Dark Family Histories 26 December, 2008
Coben takes us on a spin! Twenty years ago, Paul Copeland, now a county prosecutor, was 'witness' to a multiple slaying. One of the victims was his sister, although hers was one of the bodies never recovered from the vast dense woods.
Coben writes a taut tale with threads going back generations. Multiple plot lines keep the reader entranced. There are pieces the reader can figure out before the book takes the reader there, but watch out, new evidence keeps appearing.
A good read for a vacation, daily commute or just pure entertainment.
- Reviewed by customer ID: A3LUEY5SIA3C90
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