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I have read this and I am not ashamed to state I enjoyed it I see that there are several reviews here that suggest that to have enjoyed this book or james pattersons books shows a low reading level That is so condesceding. It is possible that there is like me a lot of people who read Fiction (please d Leggi tutto

This was a surprisingly different/ better book for James Patterson, an author I read a long time ago because my parents enjoyed his work for a while. Therefore I picked it up desperate for a book to read and quickly noticed that I enjoyed it more than his usual work. I haven't read any of the other

Why do I read Patterson books! I suppose its because they are very easy to read like bubble gum to the mind. However, this one was ridiculous. The idea of bioengineering in itself is an interesting one. However, leaping to children with wings is just ludicrous. The FBI agent Kit/Tom and Frannie the

I used to read a lot of James Patterson books but moved away from them when I became a Christian. This was a favourite and re-reading it as a Christian was eye-opening. The story is brilliant and hard to put down. Genetic experiments on babies produce flying children and when things start going wrong Leggi tutto

Something blows alright. I struggled to finish this book and by the time I did finish I wanted several hours of my life back. Too many loose ends. Reads like it was written on autopilot.

Strange but enjoyable and entertaining! This book Isn't your Alex Cross, Michael Bennett or Women's Murder Club you are used to reading. It is more fantasy than mystery or thriller,but loved it and looking forward to the second book in the series- THE LAKE HOUSE! .

The following review was written when I was 12 years old: When I read this book, one of the first things I noticed was that the flow of the story seemed somewhat confusing or erratic because it is told from four different points of view. I think the author wrote the story this way to try to narrate d Leggi tutto