Well considering everything that's going on for James Patterson, a new show on the horizon based on the Private series (for whom I'm hoping that Jeffrey Donovan (Burn Notice) will get the lead part in the series, considering that's who I picture playing the main character Jack Morgan), and new books coming out just about all the time, there's no stopping this guy any time soon.
And with 11th Hour it doesn't stop any time soon, after all with everything that's going on you've just got to include murder right at the top of the list. Lindsay Boxer and company are back only this time the stakes are higher (as they always are, but then again it's never going to be calm once, except for maybe between the books, but we don't read about those points). However normally the three case format has been dropped down to two cases for this book. Plus to top things off, Lindsay is pregnant with her first child and her emotions are going through the royal ringer as she goes through two different cases. Case 1) The discovery of two severed heads that leads to an entire back yard garden loaded with them. Case 2) a cop gone rogue and the answers are leading to places that she doesn't want to go to at all.
Now to be totally honest I really had no idea what in the world to expect when it came to this book and usually when it comes to books or shows or movies that have 11th Hour in the title, it's usually something other worldly that the whole things deals around. Not this time however as I discovered reading through the book, this time it was dealing with not just the two cases, but also a reporter that basically not only wanted to be a pest, but also wanted to usurp Cindy's role in the book, but not in a good way either. I seriously couldn't put this book down, but of course at times I knew that I had to, it was captivating from the word go, and just wouldn't let go like a pit bull that once it gets ahold of you it just wont let go.
In all honesty, if they ever bring back the Women's Murder Club as a television series, this would be one of the best things that they could do. I mean same actors as before, and this time having the whole premise of one season long mystery along with single episode crimes that need to be solved, along with all of the person drama as well, it was great, however the only thing that really killed that series was the Writer's Strike that took place during that year. As you can see by the photos above, that's who I'm constantly picturing for each of the parts for the series. Trust me, Patterson did it again with this latest book.
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Felix Sanchez
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