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None. I've been disappointed with Patterson lately. This was a little better but not much. Even though the characters have been developed over the past 9 books they felt flat here. And too many plot lines to feel like any of them were complete. Over all if was OK but not great. ( )Read from April 30 to May 04, 2011 Perhaps one of the worst books ever. This was the only Patterson-related series I still read and I'm thinking this is the last JP novel I will ever read. Usually there's some overarching crime that keeps you intrigued, but the first "mystery" was resolved halfway through the book and the other one or two were just as ridiculous. And what happened to the ladies actually hanging out with each other...part of what made this series different is that the women worked together and there was none of that. Total disappointment. Pretty much what we've come to expect from a Women's Murder Club mystery--puzzling cases, suspenseful standoffs, and fun comraderie between the four friends who make up the club. This one had a bit more of the women working seperately or in pairs then I remember in the past--none of the cases had them all working together this time--but it worked. There were a few pretty big surprises in their personal lives that really highlight how far they've all come since book one. It was a quick, statisfying read for fans of the series--nothing spectacular, but fun. I do enjoy reading the books in this series. They are entertaining and quick. I have grown attached to the characters as well and find myself laughing, smiling and crying right along with them. I love the short chapters and being able to easily squeeze in one or two, here or there. Lindsey Boxer and Joe Molinari findly got married.Yuki finds romance with Lindsey's new boss Jackson Brady. Cimdy & Conklin get engaged. Also a teenager is found bleeding on the side of the road and missing her baby, wamon are being druged and rape, and a woman on trail for murdering her husband. I like the woman murding club. no reviews | add a review
No descriptions found. Detective Lindsay Boxer's long awaited wedding celebration becomes a distant memory when she is called to investigate a horrendous crime: a badly injured teenage girl is left for dead, and her newborn baby is nowhere to be found. Lindsay discovers that not only is there no trace of the criminals, but that the victim may be keeping secrets as well.… (more) |
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