Claudia K. (dchick) reviewed on 7/6/2010 + 77 more book reviews

In this book, Patterson's hero is so weathy & well known that Patterson drops real celebrity names as friends of this guy. Very similar to the Stone Barrington character in Stuart Woods books. Sorry, but these types just don't ring true for me. Or maybe it's just boring to have them be so carefree in their magnificent homes/apts, eating the best food, driving the best cars? Also, each of the people who work for him are outlandish characters themselves. Would I read the next one? Probably, but I would not pay cash for it...If you want characters who seem more real, try reading John Shannon, or Michael Connolly or John Sandford.

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