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brottany's review against another edition
5.0
Murphy Has returned to the Hamptons to work as a detective. A place where she often visited as a child, but has only now returned. Working alongside her uncle, who happens to be chief of police, was her only option to continue working in this field, due to being forced out of her last job in Manhattan.
A couple has been brutally murdered in the Hamptons. In the one and only Murder House at 7 Ocean Drive. This house, and the long line of people who lived there, has a history revolving around multiple deaths. More people are killed following the death of the couple. How are they all connected? Murphy is dedicated to figuring out who is involved in this horrific series of murders. But along the way, trouble seems to lurk behind her.
A couple has been brutally murdered in the Hamptons. In the one and only Murder House at 7 Ocean Drive. This house, and the long line of people who lived there, has a history revolving around multiple deaths. More people are killed following the death of the couple. How are they all connected? Murphy is dedicated to figuring out who is involved in this horrific series of murders. But along the way, trouble seems to lurk behind her.
namitakhanna's review against another edition
5.0
One of the James Patterson books I have read in recent years . It's not a fast read with short chapters like his usual books but flows nicely .The ending did catch me by surprise and overall a thoroughly interesting mystery read
cutenanya's review against another edition
4.0
It is very good, with some clever plot twists though the identity of the killer is too easy to guess. Would be better had the author clouded the true killer better.
ageekybibliophile's review against another edition
4.0
It was a decent book although by the end it had become predictable all in all a good read though.
halynah's review against another edition
1.0
It's been a while since I've last read such an atrocious writing - all those starred reviews - people, really???!!! Characters were unpleasant and flatly written, dialogues - terrible, monologues - wayyyyyyy beyond terrible, the plot - more like someone's ravings, than a solid thing - and that's the author with a name and popularity. Well, something is seriously wrong with this world then.
briesespieces's review against another edition
3.0
3.5 stars. Really enjoyed reading it. Fast paced and suspenseful.
shipleyk's review against another edition
3.0
I would have rated this book higher if it hadn't used so much foul language. The F-bomb was used in such unnecessary instances, Almost as if to use it just to say it was used. Not my style at all. It totally took from the story for me.
kb_hg's review against another edition
3.0
Better than the last Patterson book I read, still not sure if he's the author for me