by James Patterson, Mary Stuart Masterson, Michael Ledwidge
Short chapters therefore a fast read. Lots of twists but I could predicted the end from the first few chapters.
As i journey through my current mission to read every single Patterson book known to man kind...I found 'The Quickie' interesting title i might add which almost (and i did say almost)threw me off as the title alone made me think of some sort of Harlequin Romance novel of sorts, even though it was on...
synopsis:Lauren Stillwell, a homicide detective from New York, is happily married to a handsome finance advisor, Paul. One day she decides to surprise her husband, visiting him at work during lunchtime. She sees Paul going out with an unknown, tall, slim blonde. They enter a posh St Regis hotel and ...
I just finished this book last night and what a ride it was! It did something few books manage to do for me any more, it surprised me. It is full of unseen twists and turns and like a quickie or a roller coaster - it is a screamingly fun, fast-paced heck of a treat to the senses.
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Patterson's novels with a female narrator, like this one, are my favourites.Note: books with titles (and a cover) like this one are probably not the best to be reading at work!
It was a good book - personally I didn't see half the stuff coming, but in parts it was a bit unbelievable. Still a good read.
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