A Women's Murder Club Thriller: 10th Anniversary (Series #10) (CD-Audio)

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Pretty much what we've come to expect from a Women's Murder Club mystery--puzzling cases, suspenseful standoffs, and fun comraderie between the four friends who make up the club. This one had a bit more of the women working seperately or in pairs then I remember in the past--none of the cases had...

from TerriBooks

Gotta love these characters. While this book substantially moved along the stories of some of the main characters, which was a very good thing, it felt as if there was maybe one too many crimes to solve. I ended up feeling "what was that in there for?" in particular about the story line involving...

from joannemonck

One of Patterson's "The Womens Murder Club". I havent read all of them but this one was very good. A young girl turns up bloody after giving birth. She denies knowing what happened. The women are getting engaged or newly married so personal lives intertwine with mystery. Good, fast read.

from skinglist

Not my favorite of the WMC or Patterson books. it's not the formulaicness that others have referenced, but rather the too much at once. By the time they got to December, I forgot about the Martins, never mind Avis and her babies. Far too much going on at work. I liked the timeline at the end - wi...

from delphimo

The Ladies Club series that James Patterson co writes with Maxine Paetro fall under the heading of beach reading. As usual with Patterson, the chapters are short, and before you realize you have almost completed the novel. The main theme in this installation is babies and Lindsay Boxer's obsessio...