What has the author Harlan Coben written?

Answer 1

Harlan Coben has written:

'One False Move' -- subject(s): Fiction, Sports agents, Women Basketball players, Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), OverDrive, Mystery, Large type books, Popular Print Disabled Books

'Back Spin'

'Just one look' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Missing persons, Fiction, Murder for hire

'Gone for good' -- subject(s): Fiction, Brothers, Fugitives from justice, Missing persons, Detective and mystery stories, Betrayal, Mystery fiction

'Deal breaker'

'One false move'

'Solo Una Mirada'

'Miracle cure' -- subject(s): Patients, AIDS (Disease), Fiction

'Caught' -- subject(s): Fiction, Teenage girls, Suburban life in fiction, Sex offenders in fiction, Missing persons in fiction, Suburban life, Missing persons, Abduction, Women journalists, Abduction in fiction, Sex offenders, Women journalists in fiction, Teenage girls in fiction, OverDrive, Thriller

'Muerte en el hoyo 18'

'Two Great Novels'

'Gone for Good'

'ONE FALSE MOVE'

'Harlan Coben 32c Mixed Slimline Floor'

'Pulp Fiction'

'Back Spin (Myron Bolitar Mysteries'

'Back Spin' -- subject(s): Fiction, Kidnapping, Sports agents, Missing children, Women golfers, Sports agents in fiction, Kidnapping in fiction, Missing children in fiction, Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Women golfers in fiction, OverDrive, Mystery

'Final Detail X36 Dumpbin'

'Desaparecida'

'No Se Lo Digas a Nadie'

'Caught' -- subject(s): Missing persons, Teenage girls, Suburban life, Abduction, Women journalists, Fiction, Sex offenders

'Long Lost'

'Bolitar's game' -- subject(s): Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Fiction

'Just one look' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY, Popular Print Disabled Books

'Darkest fear' -- subject(s): Fiction, Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Sports agents, Detective and mystery stories, OverDrive, Suspense

'Backspin' -- subject(s): Fiction, Kidnapping, Sports agents, U.S. Open (Golf tournament), Women golfers

'Drop Shot (Myron Bolitar Mysteries'

'El Inocente'

'Long lost' -- subject(s): Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Fiction, OverDrive, Suspense, Thriller, Family secrets, Sports agents, Murder

'The Final Detail' -- subject(s): Fiction, Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Mystery, OverDrive, Sports agents

'The Innocent' -- subject(s): Fiction, Judicial error, Married people, Ex-convicts, Crimes against, Stalkers, Fugitives from justice, Psychological fiction, Detective and mystery stories

'Tell no one' -- subject(s): Fiction, Physicians, Murder, Murder victims' families, Secrecy, Popular Print Disabled Books

'Darkest fear' -- subject(s): Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Sports agents, Fiction

'Deal breaker' -- subject(s): Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Sports agents, Fiction

'Gone for good' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Missing persons, Fiction, Brothers, Fugitives from justice

'The woods' -- subject(s): Large type books, Missing children, Public prosecutors, Fiction

'Just One Look X36 Dumpbin'

'DARKEST FEAR (MYRON BOLITAR, NO 7)'

'Rupture de contrat'

'Drop shot'

'Ne Le Dis a Personne (French edition of \\'

'ONE FALSE MOVE (MYRON BOLITAR, NO 5)'

'Por Siempre Jamas / Gone for Good'

'Shelter' -- subject(s): Mystery and detective stories, Uncles, High schools, Schools, Missing persons, Household Moving, Fiction

'Stay close'

'The final detail' -- subject(s): Myron Bolitar (Fictitious character), Sports agents, Murder, Fiction

'No second chance' -- subject(s): Widowers, Kidnapping, Victims of violent crimes, Single fathers, Fiction, Murder victims' families

'Stay close' -- subject(s): Large type books

Answer 2

Harlan Coben is a prolific American author known for writing mystery and thriller novels. Some of his popular books include "Tell No One," "The Stranger," "Gone for Good," and the Myron Bolitar series. Coben's novels often involve complex plots, unexpected twists, and compelling characters.