NYPD Red 7: The Murder Sorority

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The same goes for the plot about Kylie's boyfriend and the shooting (and what that suggests about the ongoing story about her now-missing husband). This plot also contains more development of the romantic relationships of both Zach and Kylie making me even more fond of Cheryl and Shane. In typical Patterson style, Zach and Kylie were also former lovers coming out of the police academy years ago and Zach has never stopped loving her, even though Kylie has sworn off ever dating a cop again. Up to the point that Zach and Kylie really start to take the notion seriously this novel had the feel of a pretty by-the-book procedural.

I thought the novel was stronger than the first two in the series and I'm tempted to go back and see where the series started improving. Marshall Karp nails the core of a gritty on-the-streets crime thriller that couples authentic police procedural elements with an unremitting pace filled with crafty and ingenious twists and turns… NYPD Red 7: Murder Sorority is one of the most energetic and engaging thrillers of the year and it’s one you can’t miss out on.And the best part -- when you've finished TERMINAL, you still have the first four books to look forward to. The defendant is killed by a sniper’s bullet while on the courthouse steps and his brother is murdered across town a short time later. There were elements of Zach's story that seemed like pretty large coincidences, but if a reader isn't willing to accept a convenient coincidence here and there, it might be time for a new hobby. This investigation is further complicated when someone close to the team is shot in a seemingly unrelated incident. Enter NYPD Red, the team assigned to the highest-calibre cases in the city, where the most prominent have their worries handled by the likes of Detectives Zach Jordan and Kylie MacDonald.

This marked the start of the NYPD Red series that has become another bestselling series for Patterson. NYPD Red is a special task force charged with protecting the interests of Manhattan's wealthiest and most powerful citizens. Collaborations with James Patterson tend to be a mixed bag, which I have long said when reading a book with his name on the cover. Thanks to the publisher, via NetGalley, for allowing me to read and review a pre-release copy of this one. NYPD Red is a prestigious police task force assigned to high-profile crimes concerning elite New Yorkers.They always look to sort out the problems in their personal and professional lives, and have each other supports in doing so. After a successful career in advertising, Marshall’s first mid-life crisis transported him from New York to LA, where he wrote and produced numerous TV sitcoms and a feature film, Just Looking, a coming-of-age comedy loosely based on his own embarrassing teenage years. To read more about the site or if you want a graphic to link to us, see the about page for more details. Truth be told, if I had read this book without knowing Patterson’s named was removed, I wouldn’t have noticed any differences.

This is a fun read—I raced through it because Karp's writing and pacing wouldn't let me put it down until I had to. Because of the arrival of the long list of celebrities in the town, a special task force, NYPD Red, is asked to stay on high alert.The Kappa Omega Delta (Killers on Demand) troll the city and fulfil needed hits, while secreting themselves away from the eyes of the authorities. I even paused to note a couple of times how compared favorably to my memories of the first two books.