A really enjoyable book this one, and a nice change to read something from James Patterson that's not an Alex Cross novel. He's still sticking with the crime/police investigation side of things though, probably because it's easier to write about something you're familiar with, and he must have done plenty of research over the years for Alex Cross. The book stretched the imagination some what though, a single man with a brood of adopted children that are all sick, yet he can mop up after them, be up most of the night, and only on an hour or two's sleep, he can still solve the murder that his much more awake and alert colleagues can't. As ...  Read the complete review