I've read most of Harlan Coben's books, and to all I've given four- or five-star ratings. So I usually begin reviews of his books with something like "He has done it again." THE MATCH is another winner (which is another way of saying, he's done it again).

THE MATCH is a continuation of Coben's series with Wilde. This time the subject matter involves DNA websites and reality TV shows. Because Wilde knows nothing about his past, he finally decides to submit DNA to one of those websites in hopes of finding a match to a relative. That leads him to a possible match with a reality TV star.

As usual, Coben fills THE MATCH with so many twists and turns you may forget a few. But don't worry, he never leaves you hanging and he never leaves holes.

This book rates four stars rather than five only because it did not grab me right away the way his older books did.