The 8th Confession (Women's Murder Club)

Another great book by James Patterson. This series is one of my faves and Lindsay Boxer continues to keep my attention throughout the book. The storyline moves along at a good pace not allowing one to become bored.

As usual the James Patterson books are very entertaining. I like thefact that there is always a twist. I have been reading a lot of the Womens Murder Club books lately and have enjoyed everyone. I still have a few more to go and am looking forward to reading them.

Another great book by James Patterson. This series is one of my faves and Lindsay Boxer continues to keep my attention throughout the book. The storyline moves along at a good pace not allowing one to become bored.

As usual the James Patterson books are very entertaining. I like thefact that there is always a twist. I have been reading a lot of the Womens Murder Club books lately and have enjoyed everyone. I still have a few more to go and am looking forward to reading them.

I have always been pleased with the stories in the Women's Murder Club series, and this eighth one is equally enjoyable. The pace is rapid. The chapters, as usual, are short (actually scenes). The story grabs you from the beginning and doesn't let go. As often happens, the women deal with two crimes. In the first, we have a serial killer who murders well-to-do people that she hates. When police arrive, the bodies always show no sign of violence. We eventually learn that the killer slips into the victim's bedroom during the night and uses a krait, a deadly snake from southeast Asia, to bite the victim or victims. This provides some tense times for Sergeant Boxer. At the same time, Boxer and company are investigating what appears to be the brutal murder of a homeless man. But wait! He is not who he seems to be, and Boxer's attempt to arrest the murderer should bring a chuckle. In these two cases, you will likely get just what you were looking for, if you are a fan of the Women's Murder Club.

The story grabs you from the beginning and doesn't let go. As usually happens, the women deal with two crimes. In the first, there is a serial killer who murders well-to-do people that she hates. When police arrive, the bodies always show no sign of violence. It is eventually revealed that the killer slips into the victims' bedrooms during the night and uses a krait, a deadly snake from Asia, to bite the victim or victims. This provides some tense times for Sergeant Boxer. At the same time, Boxer and company are investigating what appears to be the murder of a homeless man. He is not who he seems to be. The characters in the Women's Murder Club series are wonderful because of their strength and their passion for life. Loved it! I highly recommed reading.

As usual, James Patterson kept me enthralled to the very end!! There is humor, pathos and of course suspense!! I love all the charcters in the "Women's murder club".He develops his characters so well, that you feel as if they are your friends and you really care about them!!