Move Over Jack Reacher , Here comes Jack Morgan.

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Lee Child made it famous with his character Jack Reacher - ex-army ranger who goes out and saves the world , just him -living one day at a time and now James Patterson, famous for his series of Alex Cross Novels, Woman;s Murder Club, Romance, Witch and Wizard , Michael Bennett , Maximum Ride and Daniel X along with a couple of non-fictions has just released the first novel in a new series of his "Private". Meet Jack Morgan - ex-marine officer who runs his own Private Investigation business , not too original with the name , his business is called "Private". Straight to the point and no messing about.

Today's review for all those James Patterson fans out there is his new book "Private" by James Patterson -2010

Are you a James Patterson fan or read Lee Child's Jack Reacher series ? If so then Private by James Patterson is the book to read as James introduces new character and a new series -Jack Morgan, a former US Marine whom five years ago accepted his dad's offer to take over the family business -well some of the family business. The running of Private "a PI business" that dealt with the rich and famous and those whose problems weren't the type to air unless you wanted to be met with deadly consequences. This story covers three cases and the lives of the people involved with Private PI. We have two odd romantic triangles , a wife swap , a serial killer who is taking a likening to Schoolgirls , the murder of Jack's close friend Shelby and a fixed sports game . The last reminded me a bit of an Veronica Mars episode. All jam-packed into one novel ,as like James Patterson's prior novels "Private" is a fast, action packed read that will leave you wanting more of him once you have devoured the book. So readers, keep your eyes peeled as we expect more books starring Mr Jack Morgan - Private PI.

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