Midnight Club by James Pattterson, 349 pages
Not only are James Patterson books quick reads, they can also be quite entertaining and suspenseful. Midnight Club was one of the earlier books Patterson wrote. Detective John Stefanovitch and crime author Sarah have to find out what the Midnight club is and who is involved. It is interesting that this book has Trump references to his properties.
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Showing posts with label thriller. James Patterson. Show all posts
Thursday, April 30, 2020
Midnight Club by James Patterson
Season of the Machette by James Patterson
Season of the Machette by James Patterson, 341 pages
This was the second book James Patterson wrote in his solo career. Season of the Machhette was very suspenseful. The book takes place in San Dominica with American Peter MacDonald trying to solve the very violent machette murders that are happening. This book is full of twists and turns.
This was the second book James Patterson wrote in his solo career. Season of the Machhette was very suspenseful. The book takes place in San Dominica with American Peter MacDonald trying to solve the very violent machette murders that are happening. This book is full of twists and turns.
Monday, April 30, 2018
Red Alert: An NYPD Red Mystery by James Patterson and Marshall Karp
Red Alert: An NYPD Red Mystery by James Patterson and Marshall Karp, 338 pages
In this latest NYPD Red thriller, New York detectives Zach Jordan and Kylie MacDonald have to find out who is setting bombs off around New York City killing people. And, also solve the mystery of who killed the film maker who was filming her kinky sex acts. Can the detectives solve the case before more people die?
In this latest NYPD Red thriller, New York detectives Zach Jordan and Kylie MacDonald have to find out who is setting bombs off around New York City killing people. And, also solve the mystery of who killed the film maker who was filming her kinky sex acts. Can the detectives solve the case before more people die?
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murder,
NYPD Red series,
thriller. James Patterson
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