Tag: James Patterson

Never Never by James Patterson and Candice Fox

Publication Date: January 16, 2017

 

Never Never by James Patterson and Candice FoxIn Never Never by James Patterson and Candice Fox, Harry Blue is at the top of her game as a sex crimes investigator when her brother is arrested for the murders of three young women. She’s reassigned to the back of beyond and everything feels wrong. Desperate to clear her brother of charges, Harry’s investigation takes her on a sure path to destruction. Never Never is the first book in the Harry Blue series. Continue reading Never Never by James Patterson and Candice Fox

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Hidden by James Patterson and James O. Born

Publication Date: January 3, 2017

 

Hidden by James Patterson and James O. BornIn Hidden by James Patterson and James O. Born, turned down by the Navy SEALS, Mitchum is happy to be the guy folks turn to when they need help in his small hometown in upstate New York. When his 14-year-old cousin, Bailey Mae goes missing, he sets out to solve the most important case of his career.

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The Grave Man (A Sam Prichard Mystery) by David Archer

Publication Date: August 26, 2015

 

The Grave Man (A Sam Prichard Mystery) by David Archer

In The Grave Man (A Sam Prichard Mystery) by David Archer, the retired cop, Sam Pritchard, is going stir-crazy. He was shot on the job and worked hard to regain mobility. When he’s asked to find a missing child, he can’t pass up the case; however, little does he know the rabbit hole it’ll take him down.

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Killing Dylan by Alastair Puddick

Publication Date: January 1, 2016

 

Killing Dylan by Alastair Puddick, humor mystery book review by Rabid Reader's Reviews

Freddie Winters is a mystery writer who spends his days trying to sell his novels while dodging his landlord. When his more successful college roommate, Dylan St. James, says that someone is trying to kill him and that he needs help, Freddie sees a chance to get away from his apartment and make an extra buck. As Freddie starts investigating in an effort to help his friend, he finds a cast of dangerous characters any one of whom could be out to get Dylan. Is this real-life case more than Freddie can handle?

 

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Dead Man’s Hand by Luke Murphy

Publication Date: October 10, 2012

 

Dead Man’s Hand by Luke MurphyIn Dead Man’s Hand by Luke Murphy, Calvin Watters is a former college football star who was badly injured and turned to debt collecting (the kind of debt collecting where they pay or lose a toe) for a bookie in Vegas to make ends meet. When a big-time casino owner is killed, Calvin is the natural suspect. Dayle Dayton, a detective with the Las Vegas Police Department, isn’t sure that Calvin is guilty and is willing to give him a shot at finding the real killer. Complicating matters is the hit out on Calvin and his girlfriend. Can Calvin survive the game and clear his name?

 

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Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David Ellis

Publication Date: March 26, 2012

 

Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David EllisIn Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David Ellis, four married women, who are unhappy in their marriages, take a girl’s weekend trip to Monaco. The women experience self-indulgence beyond their dreams and do things they’d never imagined themselves doing. In the harsh light of morning, Abbie, Serena, Winnie and Bryah find themselves arrested and accused of the murder of the President of France and another man. Will they survive?

 

 

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