Sure, there are some small parts that come across as a little unbelievable, but this just takes us back to the knowledge that this is Fiction. There aren’t many things that’ll hurt more than giving love a chance against your better judgement only to have your heart crushed yet again.

Special thanks to Grand Central Publishing for sharing this AMAZING digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest thoughts. No matter what the subject matter, whether it’s one of my favourite series or a standalone, I know it is he as I read along.It’s a tense rollercoaster of danger, fear, recklessness, bravery and desperation and it has you on the edge of your seat. I’ll give you a recap of the plot line: David Burroughs is convicted criminal, serving life sentence at maximum security prison for killing his three years old son Matthew.

Her mentor dispatches her to the Jinyi branch in Shanghai, which has been suffering from declining sales. While serving a life sentence at Maine's penitentiary, David refused visitors but after five years his ex sister-in-law Rachel has a chance to see David and shows him photos of a young boy who looks very much like Matthew. There are a lot of twists and turns, and I was never bored while reading this, but I couldn’t get past the lack of believability and a few plot holes.Every character has his/her own flaws, story and challenges, and this drama has carefully developed the characters and help them grow to meet and overcome their hurdles. First of all, let’s get the fact that I love Harlen Coben’s books out of the way and admit I’m probably a captive audience with this one! This story was a good escape for me while tracing clues through the northeast from Maine to the Boston area and Newport, RI. Overall this is just a fun, quick read sure to entertain fan's of thriller and especially Harlan Coben's fans. Si Jin’s new team supports one another as they strive to help their clients settle down and build their lives.