Private L.A.

Private book No. 6 - three main plots -more problems with Jack's brother, a celebrity double murder or disappearance and a terrorist threat. Series going strong, but not as good as Alex Cross, though better than most of the other Patterson serials. 5 out of 12 Two Star Live in LA read. 2014 read

For reasons unknown, this book was written with two plots that have no relationship to each other. Most plot turns were predictable; those that were not related to storylines I'd stopped caring about at all. The writers may have visited Los Angeles a couple of times, but they know little about what i Leggi tutto

4.5* This was a very engrossing book! From the kidnapping to Jack’s run in with Tommy, and also Justine struggles. Am I the only one who feels like Jack should just toss in the towel on Tommy? I could go without him. I hope Private remains with Jack. The twists in the Harlow case when nearing the end Leggi tutto

I was asked to review this for Netgalley as I had already read the others in the series. I would say I loved Jack Morgan's character as the way he gets himself into all sort of scraps is amazing. His team are always there with him and would love to know what happens with the outcome to his brother's Leggi tutto

4.5/5 stars This book was just as good as all the rest in the series. It loses a half a star for scaring the crap out of me that one of my favorite characters in the series might not be in it anymore. So not cool. The storyline was totally different than any of the other books in this series and I lo Leggi tutto

I can't fully explain it, but I have a hard time getting into the Private series in general, and LA is no different. I'm not sure if its the dual story lines; which unlike many Patterson novels actually do not connect back to each other in this work. I'm not sure if its due to the main character, Ja Leggi tutto

Story for fast paced, interesting. There are several stories going on in this book. A couple of unanswered items at the end, but still worth reading.