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"James Patterson's 8th Confession book"
2009-09-18
- Reviewed By User: A1J0HDA65KQLXV
We were very pleased at how fast we received the book, and the excellent condition of the book.
"Can Someone Please Explain That Sudden Left Turn"
2009-09-18
- Reviewed By User: A186ZAYP2L4CDZ
All was going well with this book until Patterson decided to take a sudden left turn that really had nothing to do with the storyline or progression of this book. Sometimes I just don't understand what this author is thinking.
A couple of murders in San Francisco has Lindsey Boxer on the run. What does the curious deaths of a glamorous couple and a homeless man have in common. None of the usual clues seem to add up, that is until a quite by chance discovery leads the investigators to a rather unique murder weapon. But to fully understand why these people were targeted leads to quite a few twists and turns.
The storyline is leading the reader down a very interesting and fast paced path, when out of the blue Patterson throw you a sharp left turn about Suki's new love interest. This part had nothing to do with the storyline and I'm still quite confused as to why it was suddenly thrown in there. What was the point that Patterson was trying to make? I'm still confused over that.
This is one of those series that draws you in and from time to time and even though something will hit you wrong, you keep plowing through. Each character has their own story, each book reveals a little more. I like how Patterson is starting to reveal a little bit more about each character, each person is starting to show a little bit more of themselves and that is what keeps me reading the Women's Murder Club.
"8th Confession"
2009-09-12
- Reviewed By User: A29T8I2HT0XCPF
Once again, Patterson and his collaborator have produced a story worthy of the highest mystery writer award. I am amazed at the ease with which the books flow. No plot is ever the same. I did not figure out the solution -- and had to restrain myself from turning to the end of the story. I highly recommend this mystery novel.
His women's murder club series are wonderful reading. They show women as capable and intelligent beings. I have all the other murder club series and read and loved each one. I am an avid reader of James Patterson.
"One of the more exciting WMC stories!"
2009-09-10
- Reviewed By User: ADHK0BYMDU7IV
I truly believe that a reader can really influence how you feel about an audio book. A good reader can make a not-so-great book better, or vice versa. With 8th Confession, I have to confess that I was not nuts about Carolyn McCormick's reading, though at times she does do a great job, depending on the character she is portraying (she gets an A+ as Yuki's mother, for example). But more often than not, I just felt her reading seemed to prim and proper for the story, if that makes any sense.
However, I thought the story behind 8th Confession was so good that the reading really did not mess up the listening experience for me. I found myself completely engaged with the story--well, not so completely that I couldn't drive safely on my commutes, but I'm sure you understand what I mean. In fact, I now think that listening to audio books might be the best route for Patterson's novels for me--with their short chapters they really are perfect for listening. And as his stories are generally fast-paced and exciting, it makes for a great audio book experience. Not that I don't enjoy reading his novels in print, but they really are a great option for my daily commutes.
As with most of his books there is a bit of sexual content and foul language, most of which I am willing to overlook, though I really could do without some of it. Given that Patterson always has several storylines working at once, I don't need all the details of the various relationships--insinuations work just fine for me. But I definitely enjoy the multiple storylines and now that Patterson has developed all the women in the Murder Club so much, there is a lot more to work with for their various stories. If you enjoy Patterson's novels, I definitely recommend checking out their audio versions--I don't think you'll be disappointed.
"Mass production"
2009-07-30
- Reviewed By User: AS8SMPXYNOCOL
I've enjoyed James Patterson's many books over the years, but am getting tired of the fact that in his more recent books most chapters are the equivalent of one typed page in length, and thus his books are no more than about 120 pages in actual length. He now uses co-authors almost exclusively and is essentially merchandising the value of his name to simply sell books. How much of the material is Patterson and how much is the co-author that we know little about?
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"James Patterson's 8th Confession book"
"Mass production"