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WOW! From a very deranged ex-military officer turned serial killer, to a lesbian school teacher by day/ jewel thief by night, to our heroine homicide police Sargent, Lindsey Boxer..... all grouped into a suspenseful meandering story. Boxer continues to be a well likable character; however, she does not seem to be quite as much in control as she has been in some previous escapades in this series. The plot had lots of action but was a bit predictable. The Women's Murder Club seems to be losing steam and Cindy and Yuki, seem to be primarily included just to fill a bit of space. The very likable Claire, the Medical Examiner, exhibits her dynamic personality in a timely fashion. Even tho' this is the 9th book in this series, I think it can easily be a stand alone read. There were pages in which I wished there was more get on with it and make something happen instead of being bogged down in bedroom scenes that added nothing to the plot. While I fully understand this is a work of fiction, I found much of it a bit nonsensical. Not bad, but certainly not the best suspense thriller that I have ever read; however, a bit better than some previous books by Mr. Patterson and associate.


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The 9th Judgment Women Murder Club James Patterson Maxine Paetro Books Reviews

Patterson's books are page-tuners, this one no exception. Two major storylines with plenty of subtexts, and personal storylines that aren't as sappy as Alex Cross's. Though some level of sappiness seeps through, I enjoy the evolution of the lives of Lindsey, Cindy, Claire, and Yuki. The only thing missing was big-ending suspense, as you could see the story unwinding in advance. I'm also curious about what happened with Sarah and Heidi, and could have used a loop-closer on Heidi and Peter. We got the news on their relationship and bam, no more on that front. Nevertheless, it was a good, quick yarn.
Lindsay Boxer, a San Francisco detective, and her gal pals -- Claire (medical examiner), Yuki (assistant district attorney), and Cindy (reporter) -- join forces to bring the Lipstick Killer to justice. The Lipstick Killer is tracking women with babies and murdering both mother and child. As if that isn't enough, Lindsay is also working a case involving the murdered wife of a movie star. Everything seems to point to a notorious jewel thief as the murderer, but Lindsay isn't so sure.

Although the plot is a little simplistic and there are some events that are just too unbelievable even for fiction, I enjoyed the book. It is a quick read with short chapters (usually 2-3 pages) and large print. If at all possible, I'd suggest reading th Women's Murder Club series in chronological order.
The Women's Murder Club deals with an obsessed war veteran, an aging movie star, multiple murders and a cat burglar in non-stop action. Lindsay Boxer faces horrific murders and comes through, non-stop. There is action on top of action in this Patterson page turner. I don't care who or how they turn these out, they make entertaining reading. For non-Patterson readers, there must be some some where; you may find it a little hard to keep up with the cast of characters. For those of us who are fans, the book just rockets! I enjoyed the book, found the subject matter frequently distasteful but regardless it was a very fast, good read. I highly recommend it.
A guy is killing women and kids, then writing WCF with lipstick on the windshield. Later on he wants money in order to stop killing. There is also a woman jewelry thief later dubbed " Hello Kitty".
I love these books by James Patterson. Very good series.
This is obviously the 9th book that I've read in this series and I think I've maxed out. A lot of sameness and there are so many new and exciting series now that it's time for me to move on. I enjoyed the characters and there were occasionally surprises interspersed throughout the series, so please don't take this as a poor review of the book -- just a personal preference on my part. Quick read, short chapters.
Another book in the series of the Women's Murder Club. I like series in books with authors and am enjoying this series of Patterson's. While I can't say these are the best books I ever read, they are good-great mysteries, easy to follow, changes in characters, keep me reading mysteries. And I enjoy being entertained by a good author & his quick mind. Twisting, turning, emotional, and always keeps me guessing.
Wow. That's really all there is to say. I started and finished this book in one setting. The short chapter style of Patterson made it a lot easier but still this book was un-put-downable awesomeness. Through most of the book you know the "who" of the who-dun-it but you don't know the why. The why is what makes the book really stand out. Each mystery of the book leaves you trying to put the puzzle pieces together. Every time I thought that I knew why or how the book was going to end, I was proven wrong. I think that is what made the book so good for me.

The characters who make up The Women's Murder Club all make an appearance but I felt that there wasn't much character development. Yes all of our favorite people made an appearance but we didn't get to see much of their lives outside of the scope of the crimes. The plot more than made up for the characters though. If you've enjoyed any of these books in the past, don't miss this one!
WOW! From a very deranged ex-military officer turned serial killer, to a lesbian school teacher by day/ jewel thief by night, to our heroine homicide police Sargent, Lindsey Boxer..... all grouped into a suspenseful meandering story. Boxer continues to be a well likable character; however, she does not seem to be quite as much in control as she has been in some previous escapades in this series. The plot had lots of action but was a bit predictable. The Women's Murder Club seems to be losing steam and Cindy and Yuki, seem to be primarily included just to fill a bit of space. The very likable Claire, the Medical Examiner, exhibits her dynamic personality in a timely fashion. Even tho' this is the 9th book in this series, I think it can easily be a stand alone read. There were pages in which I wished there was more get on with it and make something happen instead of being bogged down in bedroom scenes that added nothing to the plot. While I fully understand this is a work of fiction, I found much of it a bit nonsensical. Not bad, but certainly not the best suspense thriller that I have ever read; however, a bit better than some previous books by Mr. Patterson and associate.