by James Patterson, Maxine Paetro
This is the third Patterson book I've listened to, and I greatly enjoyed it. The Women's Murder Club was pretty intriguing to me, minus the court room stuff (which I've previously stated I don't really enjoy). I also liked the dual story lines in this book. Patterson is a pretty interesting author t...
While this book wasn’t as good as the others in my opinion, it was still very good. The plot had the ability to be extremely intense and emotional pull on some people, but it just didn’t quite get there. I worked in a nursing home, so I took something away from the book that others may not. The stor...
I found that this was a better read than the last one. Someone in a hospital is killing people who are starting to recover from their illnesses. The hospital isn't admitting this. When a relative of one of the women turns up dead this becomes personal. There are also some women being murdered a...
I found that this was a better read than the last one. Someone in a hospital is killing people who are starting to recover from their illnesses. The hospital isn't admitting this. When a relative of one of the women turns up dead this becomes personal. There are also some women being murdered an...
The best of the Woman's Murder Club series so far! Somebody is killing patients at Municipal Hospital and it's up to Lindsay Boxer to find out who and why? When a member of the club's close family member is the next vic it brings the Woman's Murder Club investigations ever more personal then before....
This book makes me afraid to ever go to a hospital for any reason... I liked this book a lot more than I thought I would!
Synopsis: Somebody dies. A young mother is recuperating in a San Francisco hospital when she is suddenly gasping for breath. The call button fails to bring help in time. The hospital's doctors, some of the best in the nation, are completely mystified by her death. How did this happen? Apocalypse nea...
Very entertaining and fast-paced. You can tell there is a different writer collaborating with Patterson. It's not all about saying the killer's nickname 1000 times. The points-of-view are really neat, too. I like seeing it from different people, with only Lindsay in the first person. Definitely a di...
Not one of the better Womens Murder Club books. I think it would have been better if they have forgotten about the Car Girls storyline (as I don't think it was properly finished off - I wanted to know who did what and why but it just stopped as soon as the arrest was made (Did they ever identify th...
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