A Women's Murder Club Thriller: The 9th Judgment (Series #9) (CD-Audio)

from luvlylibrarian

I listened to the NLS Talking Book version for our library's book club. Oh, my goodness. I felt so bad for the poor babies and mommies in this novel. I didn't want to finish the novel, but I had to hear for how the bad guy got caught. The book is a definite page turner. I've never read Patterson'...

from gypsysmom

I listened to this book. It was okay but fairly predictable. The Women's Murder Club has to solve the case of the serial killer who is targetting mothers and their young children. The ending was unbelievable in my opinion but of course the bad guy got his in the end. I won't be rushing out to get...

from C.Ibarra

This is the 9th book in The Women's Murder Club series. I have been a fan since the beginning, and enjoyed catching up with Lindsay and her pals. James Patterson has created a diverse group of female characters, and most readers will relate to at least one of the ladies that make up The Women's M...

from mikedraper

The prologue of the novel reveals a cat burglar who is stealing jewels from Casey Dowling, wife of movie star, Marcus Dowling. As the thief leaves, she knocks over the console table and wakes up the Dowlings. Their marriage was on the rocks and Marcus sees this as an opportunity to murder his wif...

from Justjenniferreading

This book was provided for review by Hachette Book Group. Even though I didn't realize it was abridged until after I finished it, I still liked it. I would like to know what was cut out from the original version, but even without it I don't feel as if I was shorted. The killer in this one is sick...