and I’ll continue this reasoning in the next section. The sub-plot did look promising as it took off and there was some good mystery around it.
I enjoyed the main plot of the book, and it was interesting to see how the killings were done in a unique way – I’m hoping this doesn’t make me sound like a bad person, but sometimes these plots in books have very standard murder plot and it’s good when it’s mixed up a little.Ĭindy Thompson had some limelight in this book as well, covering the forgotten murder of a street hero. Sticking to the fast-paced writing and short chapters, reading the book along with the easy language feels like a breeze. Is there danger lurking for Cindy as she tries to get to the bottom of it? Positive Thoughts: Some leads will talk for a price while others hide.
Reporter Cindy Thompson has a case of her own: solve the forgotten murder of a street hero who was he and why did someone want him dead. Is there a reason that ties all of it together? There’s no trace of the killer and no understanding around how the deaths occurred.Īs the murders start piling up, Lindsay Boxer and her friends from the Women’s Murder Club need to solve these cases quickly, the killer brought to justice.Īs links are made between the murder victims, suspicions arise about an old case and a killer who was never caught. All opinions and views are my own.īook Review: 8th Confession by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro #bookreview Tweet Plot:Īt an exclusive party for the rich and famous, a couple is found murdered. So far I haven’t read any of the books that stand out enough to receive a five-star rating, but I’m not a quitter and I’m hoping that I’ve eventually read one book from the series that will blow my mind.ĭISCLAIMER: This review could contain possible spoilers based on my opinions. I made it to book eight of the Women’s Murder Club series, and still going strong.
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