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It is found that Lightower, an Internet businessman, was the owner of the townhouse and he and his wife were the ones who died in the explosion. The note is signed with the name August Spies. On the picture are the words, "Morton Lightower, An Enemy of the People." After they check to see if it is an explosive device, the bag is opened and a picture of a man is found.
Once the police arrive Lindsay notices a backpack leaning against a car outside. After finding two dead bodies she hears the sound of someone crying and discovers a small boy whom she is able to rescue. After calling 911 on her cell phone Lindsay ties her dog to a pole and runs inside the burning building to see if there are any survivors. Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer of the San Francisco Police Department and her dog, Martha, are enjoying a jog through one of her favorite neighborhoods when an explosion nearly knocks her to the ground. If Patterson can keep the quality of his future novels at this level I will continue to eagerly look forward to his engaging thrillers.
Overall, I was extremely satisfied with this novel and I think that the Patterson – Paetro collaboration yielded much better results than some of the previous ones. That is how enthralling the story is! My only complaint is that I felt that the authors focused too much on Lindsay and the other two members of the "sorority" ended up relegated in the story. I trust that most people will read this novel in one sitting if allowed to do so.
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This story in conjunction with Lindsay's trial makes this one of the best books in the series.
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Or I should say, usually quiet, since lately it has been hammered by a series of gruesome murders at the hands of The Watcher, The Seeker and The Truth. With the trial approaching, Lindsay decides to get away for a while to evade the press, and she ends up at her sister's house, in a very quiet town. He makes the trials extremely engaging and he can be compared with the best in the genre without any qualms. I noticed this when I read The Beach House, and always wondered why the author did not test that route more often. And here is when we get to see Patterson's ability for describing trials. As a result Lindsay finds herself being sued for not following proper police procedure. When Lindsay and her partner, Jacobi, end up in a car chase following a lead in the case, things turn south and the shooting ends up in a huge mess.
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Claire, the Chief Medical Examiner, is involved in the case of the serial killer in her professional capacity, and Cindy, in her role as a reporter for The Chronicle is not too far from the action either. Even though the members have been reduced from four to three after the murder of one of Lindsay's friends, the group is still ready for action. Patterson has created an interesting set of main characters as members of the Women's Murder Club, and this is a considerable portion of what makes the series so interesting. The fact that the victims are children affects Lindsay in a very special way, and even though she is not supposed to be involved in fieldwork, she plunges into the case with no reservations whatsoever. In this case, we find Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer in a crime scene, looking at the second victim of a serial killer that claims that "Nobody cares." The disturbing message is painted on the inside of the bathroom door, and the body is lying in the bathtub, left there by the killer after the fatal electrocution.
There is a characteristic that Patterson never loses, not even in his worst book, and that is the way in which his novels grab the reader's attention right from the beginning. What is surprising is that even though the descriptions of settings and characters' emotions are neither lengthy nor frequent, we get a clear idea of the places where the action develops and of the way the characters feel. The winning formula from other of his great novels is still there, short chapters, brief sentences and an action packed plot. Now."Īs its name clearly suggests, this is the fourth book in the Women's Murder Club series, and gladly Patterson is back at the top of his game, improving considerably comparing to the weak 3rd Degree. I unhooked my Nextel from my belt and, to the best of my ability, I called in. I called out to him, but he didn't answer. A radio played rap in the middle distance. There was a terrible hushed silence on Larkin Street. (Reviewed by Sebastian Fernandez JUl 15, 2005) Skip down to read review of 1st to Die. Skip down to read review of 2nd Chance. Skip down to read review of 3rd Degree. Lindsay Boxer - Homicide Detective and charter member of the Women's Murder Club
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