"James Patterson, Maximum Ride" by Jade Clark
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Maximum Ride is a very interesting book. most of the characters have pretty odd names, their names are Nudge, Iggy, Gazzy, Fang, Angel, and Max. They also all have different strength and weaknesses. For example Iggy is blind, he can do most things that the rest of the people can do. they also all are different ages except for Fang and Max, they are the oldest. The youngest is Angle then its Gazzy then Nudge the Iggy. Gazzy and Angel are the only two that are related iut of all of them. Besides the point they are all like family to each other.

I like this because it has good qualities for what the book is about. This book has action in it. In some parts of the book there running away from someone and in others they are battling against someone. In this book you never know what is going to happen next, someone could get hurt, another could get tooken. You really never know. This book also has great detail. It tells you what the person is seeing, what their thoughts are at that moment, what is going on around them. It has lots of information for you to imagine what is actually going on in the book. James Patterson has written lots of good books and this is definitely one of them.
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Private London by James Patterson.
Loved It!!  Read it in 1 day!!  Coudn't put it down.  Can't wait for his Private Berlin.
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This book was incredible I've only read a few of James Patterson's novels but i finished this book in two days!!! It kept me guessing until the ending and believe me when I tell you I was not expecting the end at all!!!! I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes a nice guessing game!!!!
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Just finished reading Murder on MG...a great read for my new year's vacation at the beach..it was lots of fun in the beginning remembering all the places we used to go while in school there and then subtly it became a clive cussler-esq adventure! Hope you've got another one in the works!
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My favorite books by James Patterson feature "Alex Cross " as the main character.  This present book, Judge & Jury,  gave me as much pleasure as "Roses are Red" in 2001. It is a captivating, full of twists and turns, thriller.

Nick and Andie, (two main characters) kept me engrossed in this enjoyable read until the bitter end.  I am somewhat biased because  I have never read a James Patterson novel I did not like.  You have heard my testimony, now you be the --- Judge & Jury!

Reggie Johnson, Success-Tapes. Com
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I have enjoyed the In Death Series by J.D. Robb from the very first book.  I get sucked into the crimes and the lives of Roarke and Eve and all of the others and don't want to leave their unique future with all of its fun gadgets and sometimes luxuries.  New York to Dallas meet and exceeded all of my expectations.

First, a bit about the story itself.  This story brings Eve back to her first big case with the NYPD.  Isaac McQueen has been in jail for years but kills an officer and escapes.  He immediately breaks into his old apartment and get word to Eve that he is out and he is after revenge for being put in jail.  Not only this but he is going to get Eve back to Dallas, the town that gave her the name Dallas and made her what she is today, but this means that Eve will be forced to face her worst nightmares.  McQueen takes captive the only of his victims who faced him in jail and it is up to Eve and this girl's sister who was a previous victim as well to save her life.  Eve is faced with things in this book that I never saw coming.  I am not going to share what but you must read this book to find out what startling discovery she makes in the middle of trying to save this young woman.  It makes the nightmare even harder for Eve to face. As always, J.D. Robb provides a solid story, well thought out plot and an excellent ending.

The relationships are always interesting from book to book in this series.  As always there is a love/hate relationship with Summerset, which always makes me chuckle.  The same is true for Eve and Roarke, I really enjoy watching their relationship grow and change.  It is a pleasure to see them as a couple.  The most strikingly different relationship for me in New York to Dallas is that of Peabody and Dallas.  It seems that Dallas has realized that Peabody is growing up in her career and that it might be time to let her go out on her own.  The interactions between them have changes and I found it very interesting and  I have to wonder where it is going next.

This is one series that I never get tired of there is always something new and interesting.  I am always look forward to the next book and this is no exception.  I have a feeling that more change is in the air, but I just don't know what it might be.  Maybe it has to do with the fact that this is the first book in this series that does not include "In Death" in the title.  I don't know what it might be but something leads me in this direction.  I guess I will just have to wait and see but waiting is really hard.
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Fast moving, action packed yet very in tune with human emotions. James Patterson has done it again. You never know what's going to happen next.  The story is about a honeymoon serial killer and what makes him tick. It is also about the friendship of four professional women who form a murder club to help solve these crimes.  These ladies, one of which is the detective in charge, also have to deal with another serious issue that is dear to them all.
Suspenseful and down right impossible to solve, is what I call it. Good luck figuring out who's the first to die! Excellent read.

Jennifer Dunagan,author of
Auntie Jennie's Puppy:The
Adventures of Santana and
Santana's Harrowing Halloween
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The new book shots make reading very convenient for those with a busy schedule. I managed to finish Cross Kill in just under two hours. I have never read an Alex Cross book, but it didn't matter. James Patterson's writing style was able to quickly draw me in, and provided everything I needed to know to understand the story. He manages to send you on an emotional rollercoaster with only 144 pages. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters, and I find it incredible that I was able to feel such a quick connection with them in such a short amount of time. Cross Kill will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end, but does it end? You better believe there is a cliffhanger. I will wait very impatiently until the next one. Until then, I will pick up another James Patterson's book.
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Great Job, Deborah!! This story was so captivating that I didn't want to put it down. it was so intense, like a cross between a Agatha Christie and Nora Roberts (JD Robb) novel. I hope you continue writing this style mystery romance and I wish you'd put some of that steam into the Paradise series novels!
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The 6th Target by Patterson was a good read, read it in just three days time.  The only true issue I had with this novel was that it had too many plotlines within the book, grand total being 3 plotlines with 2 main plotlines and one subplotline.  I agree with many people that if Patterson really had any say or typing within this book novel of the Women's Murder Club Series.  It still had some very good suspense portions within the reading of the book, I still giving this book of the series a four star rating because I still couldn't put it down and read it fully in just a three day period.  So if you are truly a big fan of Mr. Patterson and his series of the Women's Murder Club then you will enjoy certain parts of the novel and other parts not as much but still keep my intrest enough to finish it.  I look forward to reading the next book called 7th Heaven hopefully rest of the series has a better plotline or plotlines mutiple.
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This is the best book that James Patterson has ever written.  I literally couldn't put it down until it was done.  What an excellent read, kept me on the edge of my seat right until the end.  My husband even read it and he only reads westerns!!
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Published in February of 2017 by Kelly Miller.
Originally published as a book in 2013.
Read by Angel Clark.
Duration: 7 hours, 34 minutes
Unabridged

Detective Kate Springer is not a perfect cop - and she's not the movie stereotype "rogue cop who doesn't play by the rules." She's a solid detective in Tampa, Florida with her own personal struggles.

She and her partner are assigned a murder case in which a young lady is found strangled to death in the back yard of an abandoned house. Springer is struck by how much this young victim looks like she did at her age. The case triggers a flood of memories of her own difficult childhood in which she was sexually abused for years by an older neighbor who was her babysitter.

As the case unfolds her the similarities between this case and her own experiences seem to get stronger and stronger, but is increasingly unsure if this is because they really are that similar or if she has just lost the proper perspective.

And then she gets the shock of her life...

Too many detective novels end up having the detective taking on a massive conspiracy such as an entire drug cartel, a terrorist organization or a plot to take down the government. This novel does the opposite - the detective takes on a case and ends up confronting the demons within. In the end, I found this to be a much more interesting take.

The audiobook was read by Angel Clark. Clark's choice to read her internal monologue with a much different voice than her speaking voice was jarring. I especially did not care for her internal voice - it sounded like a parody of the stereotypical NPR reading voice. This back and forth between the two voices made up the greater part of the story and I never got used to it.
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James Patterson has done it again! I can't say enough about this book! It starts out with Alex Cross's cousin being accused of the horrific crime of torture, rape, and murder of a young male teenager! The plot evolves from there and continuously reverts back to a crime from 35 years ago which involves Alex's dead mother and father! The mystery continues from there with the trial of his cousin, drugs, and murders of possible witnesses. The characters are very realistic and you can feel the raw emotions of everyone in the book!! All I can say is WOW - please take time to read this book! You will not be sorry!
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I have now read four books by C.Hope Clark.  I really enjoy reading her writing. Her writing places the reader in the scene. Her action scenes are incredible!!!  I want more of her books to read but there are none!!!

My husband and I discovered Beaufort, S.C. four years ago. We now visit Beaufort, S.C. at least once a year. Ms. Clark's books are placed in this area of S.C.

I am waiting for another novel , set in the Low Country, by Ms. Clark..she can not cease to write.  I miss my "new friends"!
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I really thought this was a good book.  There were plenty of twists and turns in the plot.  The characters were likeable.  The premise of it being about a professional cuddler was so intriguing.  It was really refreshing how Jade tells it like it is!  Once I started reading it, I really didn't want to put it down.
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This was my second book read by Mary Jane Clark (accidentally as I thought that I was purchasing books by Mary Higgins Clark). What a delightful surprise, I enjoyed the wedding cake ideas as well! I have never written a review but felt compelled to as this author is enjoyable and I read it in three hours. I COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN. Thrilling throughout this whodunit mystery kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end! The best accident I have ever had. I will certainly be reading more from this exceptional author MARY JANE CLARK!!!!  Thank You Ms. Clark.  Kelly Jacobs
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For a 10 year old i enjoyed this book, i am a big james patterson maximum ride fan, i think every kid should read this series