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Description for Darkest Fear
paperback. Good clean copy showing light shelf wear, remains a nice copy
Life isn't going well for Myron Bolitar. His business is struggling, and his father, recently recovered from a heart attack, is facing his own mortality - and forcing Myron to face it too. Then comes another surprise. Emily Downing, Myron's college sweetheart, reappears in his life with devastating news: her thirteen-year-old son Jeremy is gravely ill and can be saved only by a bone-marrow transplant - from a donor who has vanished without trace. Before Myron can absorb this revelation, Emily hits him with an even bigger shocker: Jeremy is Myron's son, conceived the night before Emily's wedding to ... Read more
Life isn't going well for Myron Bolitar. His business is struggling, and his father, recently recovered from a heart attack, is facing his own mortality - and forcing Myron to face it too. Then comes another surprise. Emily Downing, Myron's college sweetheart, reappears in his life with devastating news: her thirteen-year-old son Jeremy is gravely ill and can be saved only by a bone-marrow transplant - from a donor who has vanished without trace. Before Myron can absorb this revelation, Emily hits him with an even bigger shocker: Jeremy is Myron's son, conceived the night before Emily's wedding to ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Orion Publishing Co
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1900
Number of Pages
352
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780752849195
SKU
KSG0016916
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Ian Rankin
Harlan Coben was the first ever author to win all three major crime awards in the US, and has established a best-selling series of crime novels starring his powerful creation, Myron Bolitar. He currently lives in New Jersey with his wife and four children.
Reviews for Darkest Fear
Review in SAINSBURY'S MAGAZINE August 2003 Review in BRADFORD TELEGRAPH & ARGUS