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In Home, Harlan Coben examines male friendships, especially as they shift over time. Consider the friendship between Myron and Win. How does it change with age and shifting values? In what ways is this friendship tested?

Subterfuge in this novel often relies on the manipulation of appearances. Discuss Coben’s exploration of the intersection between identity and appearance.

Readers who are familiar with the previous Myron Bolitar novels will have a different reading experience than readers who are encountering Coben for the first time. How does previous knowledge of the series and characters impact the reading experience of this novel?