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loribonesscaswell
loribonesscaswell rated it 7 years ago
Dollycas’s ThoughtsThis story really grabbed me from the start and then it turned eerie and I liked it even more. By the time I reached the end I wasn’t totally surprised because we see where the story is headed, but watching it all play out still had me saying “Wow”. I knew what the last line of th...
loribonesscaswell
loribonesscaswell rated it 7 years ago
Dollycas’s ThoughtsThis story really grabbed me from the start and then it turned eerie and I liked it even more. By the time I reached the end I wasn’t totally surprised because we see where the story is headed, but watching it all play out still had me saying “Wow”. I knew what the last line of th...
toniblaha
toniblaha rated it 10 years ago
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marczewek
marczewek rated it 11 years ago
Za mną kolejna książka z serii Patterson plus Ktoś. Houard Roughan to obecnie jeden z najstarszych (odkąd Andrew Gross pisze na własny rachunek) współpracowników Jamesa Pattersona. Jako że konsorcjum Pattersonowskie tworzy cała masa różnorakich autorów, zdarzają się książki lepsze i gorsze. Tą z pow...
Crime-on-thrill
Crime-on-thrill rated it 12 years ago
Sail by James Patterson co-authored by Howard Roughan tells the story about the dysfunctional family of Dr. Katherine Dunne, a heart surgeon who had lost her husband, Stuart, in a scuba diving accident off their boat, The Family Dunne. Now she has re-married Peter Carlyle a hotshot defense attorney....
leekyle
leekyle rated it 13 years ago
The tagline on this Patterson book reads "Don't give away the ending...don't give away the beginning!" Well at first reading this, i was thinking "Ok I can understand not giving away the ending but the start?" Now after finishing this terrificly suspenseful novel i can understand why..and no i am go...
Barbara's Booky Blog
Barbara's Booky Blog rated it 13 years ago
This is probably the strangest book I've read by James Patterson. It's very disjointed and bizarre. Amateur photographer Kristin Burns is having an affair with a married man and really weird things are happening to her. People on the street are addressing her by name and saying strange things. She...
Barbara's Booky Blog
Barbara's Booky Blog rated it 13 years ago
The only thing that ever bothers me about James Patterson's writing is the many many short chapters. No matter how many pages the book has, there are always over 100 chapters. It kind of makes for choppy reading. That said, I must confess to loving this book! Heart surgeon Kathryn Dunne has lost...
GizmosReviews
GizmosReviews rated it 14 years ago
Synopsis:The goodNew York's Lombardo's Steak House is famous for three reasons--the menu, the clientele, and now, the gruesome murder of an infamous mob lawyer. Effortlessly, the assassin slips through the police's fingers, and his absence sparks a blaze of accusations about who ordered the hit. The...
CharlotteBuriedinBooks
CharlotteBuriedinBooks rated it 15 years ago
There's bad and theres BAD. This was not good. It made me feel the same way as when I read [b:Martin Misunderstood|4899946|Martin Misunderstood|Karin Slaughter|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51bCpoGk8JL._SL75_.jpg|3319509]. I didn't like any of the characters (apart from the kids). I can'...
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