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4th of July by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro is part legal thriller and part crime thriller. After a late-night car chase, San Francisco police lieutenant Linsday Boxer fires her weapon leading to a family in turmoil and Lindsay facing a civil trial with her fate in the hands of twelve juror

James Patterson has joined up with Maxine Paetro in this 4th in the Women's Murder Club series and I'm pleased to say I enjoyed this much better than the last one which was written with Andrew Gross. Although I would have like to have seen more input from the other members of the club (this one was

The 4th book in the Women's murder club by Maxine Paetro and probably the best so far. Usual James Patterson proven formula, fast paced, short chapters etc.

These books are in the category of "beach/vacation read.” They’re a quick read but not the most thrilling of mysteries... I thought the first few were the best in the series. But if you like a book you don't have to think too hard to read, then these mysteries are for you. (reviewed 5/27/19)

Chalk up another winner for Patterson. In 4th of July , the fourth installment of Patterson's Women's Murder Club, SFPD homicide detective Lindsay Boxer finds herself on trial for her professional life. A pull-over after a wild car chase goes entirely sour and results in Lindsay killing a female mino Leggi tutto