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 Sail - James Patterson
Newest Review: ... plot sees Katherine Dunne the star of the piece, the heroine of the novel, now on her second marriage and hoping for the trip ... more  ... away with her husband Peter and her three children to bring them closer and relax her a little bit. However, things don't turn out quite as planned, and soon their lives are all placed in danger. Patterson reveals the villain to us readers quite early on, but he does add some twists and turns as is his usual style.
Patterson's general writing style is very fast and furious, with the short chapters and quick plot flow leaving little or no time for long, descriptive passages at any time. This leads many people to v...more |
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Sail - James Patterson: Sail on Sailor! (276 words)
by - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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In a slightly different change of tack from crime thriller author James Patterson, Sail takes the author's usual mode of fast storytelling with a number of plot twists, but also provides us with an insight that the characters don't see by identifying the villain of the story to us from an early stage. The plot sees Katherine Dunne the star of the piece, the heroine of the novel, now on her second marriage and hoping for the trip away with her husband Peter and her three children to bring them closer and relax her a little bit. However, things don't turn out quite as planned, and soon their lives are all placed in danger. Patterson reveals the villain to us ... Read the complete review
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