Private India: Private India: City on Fire (Series #1) (Paperback)

from JeffV

The globalization of Private continues. Now they have a branch in India, and not just a call center. Santosh is in charge -- like most Private employees, he has a dark background seeking salvation in this elite organization. Santosh had a history of alcohol abuse, killing his wife and child in an...

from skinglist

An interesting mix of Indian history and what has become one of my new favorite Patterson series. Was surprised how many of the referenced sites were real. Although I prefer the LA based Private crew, I liked how this one showcased Santosh's team. When he uses a co writer from another flavor of E...

from NikkiK94

I think giving this book 3 stars was being generous. I was really disappointed in this book. I am a huge James Patterson fan but this book is one of his worst in my opinion.

from Nataliec7

It was a good enough read. Again not upto the usual James Patterson standard but the plot was actually quite good and I enjoyed getting to know the characters.

from bostonterrio

I keep flip flopping on this series. I believe it is because each one is co-authored with a different author. I love the ones in which Jack actually makes an appearance. Liked this one because it did not follow more than one story line. Those tend to be more of an annoyances than an enjoyment. Th...