Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David Ellis, 424 pages
This is another James Patterson novel written in collaboration with another writer. I only started reading James Patterson in the past year and have only read novels he has written in collaboration. I like his books because they are fast paced and suspenseful and are a substitute for Dan Brown novels, as Dan Brown has not written anything recently. This book follows Abbie Elliot and her three closest friends on a girls only weekend to Monte Carlo. A wild night of partying with some men of questionable character lands them in jail accused of murdering the French President. The ladies are sent to prison where everyday is a fight for survival. It is a page turner waiting to find out who set the ladies up. Only when Abby escapes from prison, can her innocence be proven. The most surprising take from the book was that David Ellis was the prosecutor in the trial and conviction of former Illinois Governor, Rod Blagojevich.
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