Review: Confessions: The Paris Mysteries - James Patterson and Maxine Paetro

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Review: Confessions : The Paris Mysteries - Book #3 Confessions - James Patterson and Maxine Paetro - October 2014

The Angel Family is back and this time they are headed off to the City of Love - Paris. It is said that they have inherited their grandmother's house and estate on the terms that they keep their behaviour to an acceptable level and no misbehaving, unfortuntely though this isn't an easy task for the Angel Family. We have Tandy who has finally found the love of her life James Rampling , only to discover that all of her romance may have been a lie and read as she discovers that love can be a deception. Years ago, Tandy's sister Katherine was killed in a motorbike accident but when new evidence is discovered it seems that Katherine may very well be alive. Why is Katherine hiding though and what secrets does she have up her sleeve which will affect everything that Tandy knew about her family's business and her Uncle Peter ? Harrison aka Harry is normally the brother that keeps out of trouble but what happens when he is the suspect of a murder that takes place and he starts acting out ? Will Harry's actions cause the family to lose their inheritance ? 
Like the previous two books , Book #3 was filled with adventures and mysteries to solve but unlike the previous two books, Book #3 gives readers a bit more in-depth and backstory to Angel Pharmaceuticals and the families dirty deeds .
Another fabulous Clean Teen Novel by James Patterson which both boys and girls aged 14+ will enjoy reading.

 



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