Too rich to be innocent?

"The 11th and final hour" superimposes two surveys. The first revolves around the assassination of a millionaire apparently too rich to be honest. The plot is not really bright but lorsquelle directs suspicion towards the police force, it creates an interesting tension. In the second survey, skulls, some strangely staged - were discovered in the house of a famous movie actor sulphurous past. The plot is really well put together. Privacy next to the club, the author focuses in this opus on the end of pregnancy Lindsay, unfortunately disturbed by doubts about Joe, her husband. Of course, those who follow the series can not ignore the characters in conflict to which they are attached but still I regret the lack of subtlety and credibility in the process.

Finally, and despite its weaknesses, "The 11th and last hour" is quite a good opus of "Women Murder Club" the prolific James Patterson.