Review: NYOD Red 3 - James Patterson and Marshall Karp

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Review: NYPD Red 3 - Book #3 - James Patterson and Marshall Karp - March 2015

This month, I decided to participate in an Instagram or as we bookish people call it a bookstagram reading challenge where in May, we try and clear our TBR bookshelves with our print copies. This was some good motivation for me as I have managed to read a few and pass on a few that I won't ever read. One of the ones I have had for years was NYPD Red 3 which of course is Book 3 in the series - not very creative on the series names as each book is called NYPD Red and then the number it is in the series. Like most of James Patterson's books that he co-writes, NYPD Red 3 is one that you can easily pick up without having read the previous books in the series and catch the gist of the story as most are stand-alone action/adventure stories but with the same cops. I have read the very first book of NYPD Red and remembered the main characters, Kylie and Zach. In this book, the action/adventure falls when Hunter Alden's family is attacked due to some bad financial decisions, he made in an attempt years ago to get rich quickly. What he didn't count on though was his driver Peter to be beheaded and his son Tripp to be kidnapped. Of course, things are never as they seem as Tripp knows more about his kidnap situation than he is letting on and if he's not careful, he is about to be double-crossed as the body count starts to pile up. On the romance side, Kylie and her husband Spencer are having marriage problems as he has gone back to his drug addict days and she has been busy playing fire with fire as she and her partner Zach have a history, and currently, his new girlfriend Cheryl is off comforting her ex-husband Fred as her ex-MIL is dying.  NYPD Red 3 was another great James Patterson read with short chapters and lots of twists and turns designed to keep the reader captive.  If you are on the lookout for another mystery to add to your list, then check out the NYPD Red series by James Patterson and Marshall Karp.

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