My least favorite of his books
930872
This book was interesting for 50% of the book.  However the ending was a big let down.  The secret seems unimportant.
4438280
I was disappointed in this book. I've read the other 5 and some I like more than others, but this one is my least favorite.
2229912
All his books remind me of the guy at the Christmas party with a lampshade on his head trying SO hard to be funny!  Oh, he's got all the stereotypes down pat but he adds nothing interesting.  If I can be so bold, he's the exact opposite of his father whose every word is thought-provoking.  None of Christopher's is.  Like all his other books, this is silly, boring, and just not worth your time.  I find the destruction of our government based on the original Constitution not nearly as amusing as does the author.
1751690
Have read all his books.  This one is not his best.
2742742
I have read all of his books.  This one was the first that I did not like.  I should have moved on to another book but thought he would make the read worth while.  The joke was on me.  It was a failure.
3093166
I am a really big fan of most of James Patterson's books and I have read all of the Women's Murder Club series. I have to say, this is my least favorite of the 6 of them. While I finished it in a few days, I did find it easy to put down and grew somewhat bored with the story by the end. I was really excited for this book to come out but it was just "ho-hum" for me.
1523035
I like his other work, but this book had too many scenes of detailed violence against children for me to find the book even remotely enjoyable. I quit reading before finishing the book (rare for me). The book also also lacks any sense of plot. It is a conglomerate of short stories in the same setting with very little in the way of overall story.
1961276
I've read all of the books and this one was my least favorite. The plot seems contrived and lacked depth.  The characters were confusing and I pretty much lost interest, but finished it hoping for a great ending.  It didn't happen.
1319327
I thought his previous books had better stories. This book just didn't seem to hold my attention for very long .
2907438
My god what an ego. If you have read any of his other books he pretty much repeats himself.  Stick to his first books they are much better.
626723
This book was very boring.  I struggled to finish it.  It lacked anything that made you want to keep turning the pages. I have read most of his other books and this one is not in the same class with them.
2932220
I really like the characters that he developed in this series, but this book left a lot to be desired.  It was entertaining but when I finished reading it I wondered why.  I hope his next effort with these characters is better or I won't be buying any more of his books if he is just going to "mail in" the story line and the plot.
1882308
not his best...  parts are good... He is my very favorite author
3925230
I have read most of his books but this one does not seem like a Nicholas Sparks novel.  I am 1/4 way through and it seems boring and without a good plot.  Maybe he is just rushing along to get them published without any thought to keeping the reader interested.
2429923
HIs third book and he is taking it in the wrong direction. Pace is slow, character development is long and boring. Is second book, Die Trying was by far a much better read.
3226362
One of his worst books. I read all the Grey Man books. They are getting progressively worse as the Grey man gets more normal.
This one was tedious to read, even though there were very exciting parts and I couldn't put it down. Mark Greaney, you are getting too political. The Grey Man is an escape fantasy book. You could have had Zack Hightower help Court escape from Arabs. But noooo... Zack wasn't even in the book. And Zola, the love of his life. Where's she? How about Court's father? Bring him in. And Suzan Brewer. She tried to kill Court, as well as killing Jordan Mayes, and now she's a good guy? (Zola said she doesn't trust her.) Still, I'm waiting anxiously for the next one.
PS I'm glad I got the digital version so I don't have to throw it out.
2379089
I have read several of his books.  He was one of my favorites, but less so now.  Talky, overlong, needless descriptions of place, and, worse, his  exasperating use of upper-case abbreviations: a three word description of a police agency immediately becomes a TWD of a PA,  Not necessary. One gets the idea that he is either writing for ex-cops or people who wish they were cops, or out of an insecurity about sounding genuine.  When I read TBR (The Burning Room) I found myself skipping whole paragraphs of non-essential blah-blah.  But--the man has made it and blessed be he who has made it in the detective story world.