18th Abduction

Women’s Murder Club, Book 18

De: James Patterson

Narrado por: January LaVoy

Random House presents the audiobook edition of 18th Abduction by James Patterson, read by January LaVoy.

The Sunday Times no. 1 bestseller

Three missing women

When three teachers disappear without a trace, Sergeant Lindsay Boxer takes the lead in the investigation. But with no clues and no suspects, the odds of finding the women alive are getting slimmer by the second.

Two impossible cases

Under pressure at work, Lindsay needs support at home. But her husband Joe is drawn into an encounter with a woman who's seen a ghost – a notorious war criminal from her Eastern European home country, walking the streets of San Francisco.

One determined detective

When Joe's informant disappears, the two investigations collide. It will take the combined skills of Lindsay, Joe and the entire Women's Murder Club to protect their city, and themselves, from a monster.

©2019 James Patterson (P)2019 Random House Audiobooks

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Everything you love about Patterson and the Women's Murder Club – smart characters, shocking twists, and a villain so evil you count down to the very last page to discover what will happen next." (Lisa Gardner)

"Absolutely terrific, high octane, really pacy...sets the bar for thrilling reads and this book delivers everything we've come to love in a Patterson novel. Every scene is a film, every character real and every plot point leaves us breathless." (Jo Spain)

brilliant James Patterson never fails

brilliant story and narration Highly recommended this and all his books Cant wait for no 19

Boring

I think Patterson is running out of ideas with the Murder Club books as this one was boring, maybe he needs to concentrate on something else. There was no suspense, you already knew what was going to happen before it happened. There was just not enough happening in the book to keep you interested and could have been finished in one chapter.
Also, the narrator just sounded stupid, I lost concentration most of the time because she was so dull. Probably need to get a new narrator.