23rd Midnight: A serial killer behind bars. A copycat killer on the loose… (Women’s Murder Club 23)

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Your payment method will be charged immediately, and the product is expected to ship on or around April 11, 2023. The Women's Murder Club takes on two deranged killers, but Detective Lindsay Boxer begins to wonder if the mysterious case is also breaking apart her closest friendships. James Patterson is always a good bet for a quick, fast-paced, easy to follow plot, and if you follow this series, characters you can really become invested in. While Yuki is sure that this is a slam dunk, the accused tells a story of depravity committed against him and how he was out of his head. Fifteen months ago, Detective Lindsay Boxer's life was perfect - with her beautiful baby daughter and doting husband, Joe, she felt nothing could go wrong.

However, overall this is not a strong entry in what used to be a reliably well-done and enjoyable series.This book has the usual short sharp chapters that we are used to from James and his co-authors and it very quickly picks up and becomes very exciting. Key characters emerge as needed and provide the reader with something to enjoy, as they can trace their development throughout the book and series at large. Patterson and Paetro played around enough with their established formula and structure to provide a better casual read. Smart characters, shocking twists' Lisa Gardner'A compelling read with great set pieces and, most of all, that charismatic cast of characters' Sun'I couldn't turn the pages quick enough' Heidi Perks'Terrific, high-octane, really pacy' Jo SpainDetective Lindsay Boxer put serial killer Evan Burke behind bars.

If you're a fan of James Patterson's previous works, you'll likely enjoy his latest novel "23rd Midnight". Lindsay discovers that not only is there no trace of the criminals - but that the victim may be keeping secrets. A serial killer emulates the crimes of a recently incarcerated mass murderer, hoping to lure Detective Lindsay Boxer and her SFPD team into a game of cat and mouse. It's hard to review a series written by a master storyteller and not repeat concepts or say something original.It’s pretty twisted sister in both scenarios and aspects are horrifying with the addition of threats and taunts amplifying the danger with the plot undergoing good twists and turns. On a personal level, I must admit that his Women’s Murder Club series – focused on the professional and personal lives of four women in San Francisco - has been very hit and miss over the last couple of years with more weak outings than not. I got sucked back into this and in fact read the two previous to it as well, but I really am done now.

It starts off with a new serial killer that refers to himself as Blackout, committing a horrendous double murder.Now published, the book is selling like mad and Cindy has been on the book signing junket, in hopes of garnering even more press.