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by - written on 19/02/09 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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6th Target is (unsurprisingly) the sixth book in the Women's Murder Club series - a series which in my mind has always played second fiddle to his Alex Cross books. Whilst not the weakest entry in the series (that would be The Fifth Horseman), it runs it pretty close and the series is starting to feel very tired. That's not the way things start off, though, as your attention is instantly grabbed as a man goes on a killing spree on an LA ferry, killing four people and critically injuring one of the Women's Murder Club. It's a great start that instantly sucks you in and gets you wondering who this man is and what drove him to such actions. Had the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/02/08 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Those of you who have read my reviews before will know that I have an immense love of reading and James Patterson is undoubtedly my favourite author. The 6th Target (co written by Maxine Paetro who James Patterson paired up with on the 4th July and the 5th Horseman) is the 6th instalment in the Women's Murder Club Series, which although ostensibly not as read as Patterson's Alex Cross series, for me it is still just as thrilling. For those of you not familiar with the Women's Murder Club series, here is a brief rundown of its members:- Lindsay Boxer is a homicide detective for the San Francisco Police Department and was recently promoted ... Read the complete review
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