Kill Me If You Can

As always Mr. Patterson delivers a well written, keep you on your feet and great story type of book. Kings of Awakening Vampires and Purebloods

I simply cannot put down his books!! James Patterson is simply the best, just wish he didn't write so fast, lol ! I have read over 40 in the past year, but only thanks to the store can I afford to to purchase this often. This is no Bull, just Fact!! Thank You the store.

Clearly the best of his most recent efforts. I had sworn off Patterson and his accomplices for quite a while after a series of poor books. This was a welcome change and Matt Bannon has a future. Looking forward to his character returning in future tales. Nice surprise twist about two thirds of the way through kept me turning pages. The sex angles, both his and his enemy's did little if anything, to add to the story. But Bannon is a keeper for sure.

Kill Me If You Can by James Patterson and Marshall Karp was one of his best books I've read in a while. His past few novels have had okay characters and the stories weren't really exciting. This was not the case for this book. It contains the classic thrill a minute ride you get with an author like James Patterson and nobody can do it better. Pick up this book at your local book store or download it on your reading device because your time will not be wasted reading this thriller.

Amazing intense novel that manipulates the reader, to say keeps you guessing is an understatement. Favorite quote from the book: "The Ghost is so bad that he got into heaven because he made satan himself feel uncomfortable". Fun and quick read that you can enjoy on a break. If you liked his other novels such as Swimsuit, then this will be a close runner up to it as far as a thrill goes.

First James Patterson book I have read and loved it. Fast moving and great ending. The suspense and traveling of the characters was great!! Little disappointed in that some of the characters were not quite as visual as others, but not crucial to the story line.

Patterson is writing so many books with co-authors now, I can't keep up with them. I guess it is inevitable that the quality would not be consistent, but I am disappointed anyway because I have enjoyed so many of his past books. This book is not the typical fast-paced thriller. It has much more of a romance novel feel to it at times, and the story is predictable and therefore a bit boring. I wouldn't recommend this book to Patterson fans, but I look forward to his next book as a solo author.