This book was a very light read. I thought it had a weak plot, weak characters and was boring and mediocre overall. There were a few times the writing piqued my interest, but for the most part, this book made me seriously think about laying it down and finding something else to read.

If you are looking for something that is a quick, easy read without much substance, you might like this one. Otherwise, pick out something else. ( )

Rubbish.
I was halfway through a longish rant about just how rubbish this book was when my PC rebooted and I lost it all. The essance though, was that this was free ebook bundled with my new Sony Reader, and as such it made perfect training material on how to find a comfortble way to hold it and what all the buttons did. You certainly didn't want to spare any attention for the actual words.

Kate learns that her idyllic rich family might have a few skeletons in the closet. However such a pampered life means she feels totally happy completely bypassing the FBI (who are ludicrously inept at stopping her) and deals with all the gun-toting mob thugs very unrealistically.

The plot is totally predicatble, with any significant twists being telegraphed miles in advance. And the jumps in narrative voice managing to give away anything else that might have contributed to dramatic tension or character development.

Oh, and the ending is pathetically weak as well.

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GREAT BOOK, VERY SUSPENSFUL! ( )

Kate's life becomes unraveled when her family has to go into the Witness Protection Program for their own safety. But wait....just who is her family???

Gross does so much better writing without Patterson, in my opinion. He seems to have a better story line with better development of characters.

This definitely is difficult to put down! ( )

Despite some flaws (characters that didn't make sense, some clumsy plotting, obvious conclusion etc), it was a reasonably fast read. However, my criteria is whether I would go out of my way to read another book- and the answer is no. ( )