Review: 17th Suspect - James Patterson and Maxine Paetro

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The 17th Suspect (Women’s Murder Club #17)


Review: 17th Suspect - Book #17 Women's Murder Club Series - James Patterson and Maxine Paetro - February 2018

Lindsay Boxer has been getting a rough time lately within the Women's Murder Club books , now she is back in front of I.A when she is accused of stepping on central's turf which in all fairness she was , but she wouldn't have had too if they had done their job properly in the first place as someone is killing the homeless and when a social worker Millie comes to Lindsay she starts looking into it with the help of ME friend Claire and notices a pattern of execution gunshots . When Millie turns up dead, Lindsay starts to unravel the case of who is killing the homeless and Millie's life will surprise Lindsay. Lindsay better be careful though as the killer isn't happy that she is onto him and if she isn't careful, she may very well be the next victim. Meanwhile Yuki is back in court and this time doing a rape case where a male co-worker was raped at gunpoint by his female boss. I thought this storyline was very timely especially since we are currently just coming out of the other end of the #MeToo movement with sexual allegations. However as Yuki bitten off more than she can chew when the facts start not adding up to what they should be and she gets reporter Cindy to do some digging around.  This time it's not Joe and Lindsay's marriage on the rocks but Yuki and Brady's as they seem to be distancing from one another. Also has Lindsay got some news for Joe ? Perhaps an extra addition to the family or is it something worst ?
Find out in another awesome installment of the Women's Murder Club series.





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