7th Heaven (Women's Murder Club Series #7)

Excellent Series

James Patterson's, Women's Murder Club Series, books are awesome! You cannot put these books down. The print is large and the chapters are short, so it's easy reading. His style of writing gets you right into the story. Each book is full of twists and turns, so you are always surprised at the end!

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

Good read

I enjoyed reading this. Very good read. and hard to put down.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Engaging

Entertaining, but not one that you can't put down. Also if you're bothered by details that just don't match this one has a couple of them. You know where the author gives you some little detail and then later ignores the rules he/she has set out? Or when they speak about the details of a religious tradition and get them wrong? Perhaps it's just my little peeve but I'm bothered by that lack of attention to details.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

WHAT TO SAY: I LOVE PATTERSON

HE ALWAYS DOES IT.

BRAVO

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

women rule!!!!!!!!!!!

i enjoyed this book alot i brought it with me everywhere i went .I'm looking foward to the next in the series.

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Jennifer Wardrip - Personal Read

Honestly, I wasn't impressed. It seems like Mr. Patterson picked a bunch of crazy things to throw together with this latest story starring the Womens' Murder Club.

Although the mystery of who killed Michael Campion was interesting, the whole Yuki/Twilly event was just plain stupid.

Overall, another quick read that will only take you a day or so, but it's not as good as the previous books in the series.

1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Kill the Top Cop

Who wants to kill DET Linsey Boxer while she¿s investigating Michael Campion¿s death and who¿s killing rich people? The cases appear to be related but they¿re not. For me this is the best in the series.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Very Good Reading !

Love, Love, Love " Women's Murder Club Series " so far I have 1- 8, I just finished series # 7 and it suprised me at the end. So Good , I just started series # 8

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I would recommend this book

This edition of the of the women's murder club keeps you reading. The surprise ending is classic! The ladies continue to keep the information flowing and the suspense building. Well worth the read. James Patterson continues to shine a suspense author.

Miss Leading Title

Part of Series

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Good Book

Love this series!

Patterson doesn't disappoint!

If it's the New Year it must be time for a new James Patterson novel, and the Women's Murder Club returns in great form. Frequent collaborator Maxine Paetro and Patterson spin another devilish and delightful addition to the WMC canon.All the Women make appearances: Lindsay Boxer is adjusting to life having her long-distance boyfriend now living in the same city (and often the same apartment); coroner Claire Washburn is very pregnant and up to her ever-expanding belly in victims of arson-murders; Yuki Castellano is prosecuting the confessed murderer of the former governor's son; and reporter Cindy Thomas continues to cement her status as a valued member of the Club.Conner Campion, born with a degenerative and incurable heart disease, has been a media and public darling his entire life, a la John F, Kennedy, Jr. When he suddenly disappears, the worst is feared, and an eventual tip leads to the last person to see him alive, a young hooker named Junie Moon. She makes a shocking and disturbing confession which she quickly recants, and Yuki is forced to prosecute this less than airtight case.Meanwhile, two young men who answer to the names Hawk and Pidge are tying up well-off couples and torching their homes_while the victims are still inside. The resulting conflagrations leave little useful evidence save one thing: a book, inscribed in Latin with cryptic sayings, is left at each scene.As with the previous titles in the series, the characters share equal importance with the mysteries they solve. The authors are in top form here, expounding believably on the now well-known lives of the WMC members, and Lindsay's new partner Rich Conklin makes a welcome_and compelling_return.Who are the menacing arsonists, whose trail of death leads literally to Lindsay's door? Can Yuki successfully convict a young murderess who is aided by a high-profile, media-savvy woman attorney? Will Lindsay finally say yes to Joe's proposal? Read Seventh Heaven and you'll know those answers and will be anxiously awaiting the next installment.

As good as the first one....

I enjoy James Patterson's "Women's Murder Club" series, but still felt the original was the best. Now I have read the latest and I recommend it highly. This one was definitely a page-turner.

Great book in a great series

I read a lot and some of the twists were not to hard for me to figure out. However, I still really ejnoyed reading this book and the entire series.

I love Patterson's "women's murder club"

Read it in one sitting.

James Patterson-What mire can I say!

Jmes Patterson is an excellent writer. Have read all his books.

Lots of twist and turns!

The whole series is great.

The next is his series, so very appropos

I love to read, expecially when published in paperback - so much easier to transport.

On the edge thrills

I am a big fan of JP. I enjoy reading his books.