Title: Snap-Crackling Conclusion
Product review: After reading Coben's previous novel, Tell No One, I was looking forward to Gone For Good. This is a complicated mystery with many twists and turns. Coben's subtle humor is sprinkled throughout and tends to ease the tension somewhat. Will Klein, our hero, is very believable as a sometimes brave and sometimes clueless guy. I found the jumping from one scene to another a little disruptive and there were a few noticeable errors. On two different occasions, a character would sit down, then a few lines later, would sit again. This story wasn't quite as good as Tell No One, but it was still a very good read. If you can follow the many twists and turns, you will be rewarded with a snap-crackling good conclusion.
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