Policier / Thriller: Une Ombre Sur La Ville (Hors Série) (Book)

from VickiLN

I haven't read a James Patterson book in so many years that I can't even remember the ones I've read, so I was excited to read this. There is a little bit of everything in this book. Romance, mystery and suspense. One of the things I thought was a little over the top was that Mike Bennett had 10 ...

from SonicQuack

Patterson distances his new character Bennett from his famous Alex Cross by every means possible. Whilst he is careful to create a likeable officer, with family responsibilities, he isn't the straight arrow Cross was initially, Bennett is angry and not at peace with himself. Whilst the character ...

from mookie86

Michael Bennett is once again up against an absolutely insane serial killer. He is swept into the world of a homicidal maniac named "The Teacher", and is stumped most of the way in trying to find out who this person is. Typical James Patterson - fast-paced, quick, and exciting.

from scoutlee

When I read Step on a Crack, the first novel featuring Michael Bennett, I did not know it was the start of a new series. Michael Bennett is a character that is easy to like. He's a dedicated police detective, but sometimes fantasizes about a career change. He's determined to make the streets of N...

from skinglist

A good read. Light, just like all of Patterson's, but nice to re-meet Mike Bennett and his family - including Seamus and Mary Catherine. Typical of Patterson, we had the twist as well as the seemingly hero meet his maker - but like Cross, this is a series and our hero must live on. Like the side ...