The 6th Target

The Women's Murder Club

De: James Patterson, Maxine Paetro

Narrado por: Carolyn McCormick

When an attack leaves one of the members of the Women's Murder Club struggling for her life, the others fight to keep a madman behind bars before he hurts anyone else. And Lindsay Boxer and her new partner in the San Francisco police department try to stop a series of kidnappings: children and their nannies are being plucked off the streets.

Amid uncertainty, Lindsay juggles the possibility of love, an unsolvable investigation, and the possibility that a member of the club could die. When everything appears to be under control, the case takes a turn, and puts the city in danger. Lindsay must make a choice with no certainty that either outcome has more than a prayer of success.

©2007 James Patterson (P)2007 Hachette Audio

Classic Women's Murder Club

This was a very good listen. I ususally don't listen to my books, but the sound effects, voices and plot kept my attention and the twist at the end was classic!

thrilling

Suspenseful, thrilling, yet romantic! Probably the best book in the series so far.!

Good boo...

But I think the story is missing more details. I think even though Audible says unabridged this might be abridged.

I was so disappointed!

I eagerly waited for the 6th book in this series! How disappointed I was that the relationship between the women was largely left out of this volume. Oh, there was some interplay between some of the characters, but none of the wine drinking and lunching that fostered closeness between the women and made them dear to me.

I'll get the 7th book from the library and not waste my money!

DO NOT USE THIS AUDIO

i am a JP fan and it angers me when i read along with the audio and the person reading literally skips over a whole page of material! This happens throughout the whole book. i do not approve of this audio (6th target) for anyone. Readers...audio is good but please be cautious that reading the book may be a better option because you will definitely miss something if the audio reader decides to skip pages or change words. Not fair to the readers and JP fans. i will also be posting this to my JP book club.

too much, too little

I'm sorry to say the Patterson did not strike a winner her. I was so taken aback by the medical jargon being thrown at me that I couldn't pay attention. it's like he found himself a dictionary and tries to use every word in it. it was distracting. On the other hand it was distracting from a story that had too many plots and non of them were good so it wasn't really a loss. wont be reading or listening again.