"Memories, you see, hurt. The good ones most of all." 
 I can't believe I have never picked up a Harlan Coben book before but thanks to a recommendation, I have fixed that problem. HOLY SHIT! That was fast paced action with killer suspense to top it. 
 It got me guessing what was happening and I am pretty good at cracking a case but I was heavily sidelined by the last page. His writing style is simple and plot-driven, which makes it easy for the reader to just get lost in the mystery. It would have been a 5 star book... If only the author didn't portray the minority as their typical stereotypes. I got super frustrated when ALL the colored characters turned out to be thugs or drug addicts, I mean come on Mr. Coben... A black man can have rightful place in society and live in the suburbs. 
 The main character David Beck although he made the dumbest decisions, his way of thinking about life, death, social morality etc was just thought provoking. Here is what he said about the subject of Racial profiling... 
 I am not above making quick judgments based on appearance-or, to use a more politically current term, racial profiling. We all do it. If you cross the street to avoid a gang of black teens, you're racial profiling; If you don't cross because you're afraid you'll look like a racist, you're racial profiling; if you see a gang and think nothing whatsoever, you're from some planet I've never visited 
 Highly Recommend it..... It will blow you away with its story.