Find You First: From the international bestselling author of books like Elevator Pitch comes the most gripping crime thriller of 2021

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I should add that if you are adopted or your parent(s) used a sperm donor, you may feel very differently about this story as you're coming at it through a different lens. It was a crazy ride of a mad cap adventure with some laugh out loud moments and I think it is best enjoyed if you don’t take it too seriously or expect too much plausibility. As 9 becomes 8 and 8 becomes 7, the two must figure out WHO feels they would benefit most if there were less heirs? The cinematic narrative makes it perfect for video adaptation, but don’t wait for the movie or the series.

This disease doesn’t have a treatment and the question was if he has any kids because they could get the disease too.If there are things you want to do, things you want to accomplish— amends you want to make—now is as good a time as any.

I go through periods, I feel restless, like my skin’s crawling, I have to do something, I can’t relax. While this may not be as riveting as Barclay’s earlier work ( No Time for Goodbye or Never Look Away), it is an enjoyable, taut thriller that never lets up on the intrigue as it races to tie everything together.In Find You First , Barclay has given us an exciting puzzle to solve, and tremendously interesting characters to solve it with. Miles Cookson is a very wealthy, single, tech entrepreneur who has just been diagnosed with an incurable genetic disease. Barclay melds a solid, winning plot with in-depth character studies, including his supporting characters. Then, each chapter creates more uncertainty and tension that has you wanting to read just one more chapter before you have to get back to life. This one is a mile-a-minute thriller with a lot to keep track of while reading, escapism at its best!

She is livid that Miles is not leaving the bulk of his fortune to his brother Gilbert and, by extension, herself! There is a great deal to tackle here, which Barclay does well, as has been my experience with many of his past novels as well.I knew I should have quit reading at the very first when the novel begins with multi-millionaire Miles finds out he is dying and decides to divide all his millions between the children he fathered as a sperm donor at the local sperm bank. My least favorite of the bunch was definitely Jeremy, another millionaire, but he cares only for himself and his very sick and twisted desire for very young women. Miles wonders what to do about his money and business, he loves his brother Gilbert, but not so keen on Gilbert's wife, Caroline, reluctant that she should benefit from his wealth. star (barely) — I thought I would give Linwood Barclay 1 more try after really disliking his last book, but unfortunately “Find You First” drove home the point that Linwood Barclay’s books are not for me. It was a well-written, suspenseful, character-driven mystery suspense that kept me glued to the plot for the entirety of the novel.