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SKU:
145330
UPC:
9780446696647
MPN:
0446696641
Condition:
Used
Weight:
10.40 Ounces
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Calculated at Checkout

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Author Last Name, Author First Name, Pages, Binding, Edition, ISBN 10, ISBN 13, Condition, Publisher, Date Published,

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Author Last Name:
Patterson
Author First Name:
James
Pages:
352
Binding:
Paperback
Edition:
1
ISBN 10:
0446696641
ISBN 13:
9780446696647
Condition:
Used
Publisher:
Grand Central Publishing
Date Published:
5/20/2005
Genre:
James Patterson

Description

the Women's Murder Club Returns In A Shockingly Suspenseful Thriller. Plunging Into A Burning Town House, Detective Lindsay Boxer Discovers Three Dead Bodies...and A Mysterious Message At The Scene. When More Corpses Turn Up, Lindsay Asks Her Friends Claire Washburn Of The Medical Examiner's Office, Assistant D.a. Jill Bernhardt, And San Francisco Chronicle Reporter Cindy Thomas To Help Her Find A Murderer Who Vows To Kill Every Three Days. Even More Terrifying, He Has Targeted One Of The Four Friends. Which One Will It Be?publishers Weeklyfrom The Start, Patterson's Women's Murder Club Series (1st To Die; Second Chance) Has Felt Like High-concept Tv With A Smart Edge, Featuring An Appealing And Reliable Cast Of Four Female Crime Busters (a Cop, A Prosecutor, A Medical Examiner, A Reporter) Who Race Along Byzantine Plot Lines Humming With Blood And Sex, Romance And Heartbreak. But Patterson Is An Author Who Will Detonate Readers' Presumptions For The Sake Of Story, And In The Series' Third Installment, The Prolific Author, Working With Frequent Collaborator Gross (the Jester, Etc.), Defies Expectations In A Shocking Way. Readers Will Love Him For It. San Francisco Homicide Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer, Who Narrates Most Of The Action, Is Jogging With Assistant Da Jill Barnhardt When Lindsay Notices Two Things: First, Bruises On Jill's Shoulder; Then The Explosion Of A Nearby Townhouse, Into Which Lindsay Rushes To Save A Child. With The Juxtaposition Of These Two Plotlines, Patterson Jumpstarts This Enjoyably Convoluted Tale. The Townhouse, Home To A Greedy Ceo And His Family, Was Destroyed By Members Of A Terrorist Group Calling Itself August Spies; Lindsay's Chase After The Group, Which Commits Further Killings, Brings Her Into Close Proximity To What Promises To Be A New Series Regular, Joe Molinari, Deputy Director Of The Office Of Homeland Security. Love Blooms For Lindsay But, Meanwhile, Love Has Curdled At Jill's House, Where Jill's Husband Is Abusing Her. Then Comes The Big Surprise, And The Story's Remainder Plays Out At High Emotion And Warp Speed. There's A Calculated Feel To All That Happens, But Clever Manipulation Of An Audience Serves Patterson As Well As It Served Hitchcock: His Fans Will Only Clamor For More. (one-day Laydown Mar. 1) Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.