Thorndike Core: In the Name of Honor (Hardcover)

from corgiiman

In the Name of Honor had me from the first page. It was a excellent book typical of Patterson. I thought the premise of the story was repeated a little too much and became redundant but the story kept me interested and I couldnt wait to get to the conclusion to find out how the book would end...

from coker74

Richard North Patterson's new book, In The Name of Honor, seems like John Grisham on steroids. The book is an intense, very detailed, account of a military murder trial. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the book, but there is a lot of material covered. I don't see this as a casual read. You can't la...

from cycoduck

I've read other books by Patterson, this one is on par, if not a little better. Good plot twists, good character development. Patterson gets it right with Army tradition and honor. Interestingly, I actually guessed the ending halfway through (no spoilers here), so I wasn't surprised. Otherwise, a...

from wscott2

This book had a great plot line with many twists and turns. I finished the book after two sittings and enjoyed pretty much the entire thing. The book gives a great perspective on soldiers returning from the war, and also the workings of a real court martial trial. The only reason I give it 4 star...

from indianajane

In the Name of Honor tells an engrossing story of the trial of an Army officer charged with killing a fellow officer with whom he had served in Iraq. There are complications of family and romance, for both the accused and for his lawyer, who is the main character in the book. The book provides an...