Review: Escape - James Patterson and David Ellis

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Review: Escape - Book #3 Billy Harney Series - James Patterson and David Ellis - June 2022

Readers of The Phantom Paragrapher and my book reviews will know that James Patterson is one of those authors, no matter what is released and contains his name I will give it a go. Sometimes the books are duds and sometimes they surprise me. I had read a couple of his books with David Ellis and they tend to be average reads but still adventurous. In Escape, which is Book 3 of the Billy Harney series it starts with a van chase as Billy and his partner are following a kidnapper in his van. The same kidnapper who has killed four previous females, made a mistake though as he picked one who had a family looking for her, these cocky killers make rookie mistakes. The book then jumps to Billy meeting a young girl who claims she overheard her father hiring a hitman to kill her mother and then the third storyline is Billy's team trying to get a bad man off the streets and through his sidekick - a young guy who is on the spectrum. All three storylines did connect, but at points, it did make the storyline feel a bit muddy and busy which can confuse readers. Overall, though, this was a good adventure read and though it is Book 3, it can be read as a stand-alone book. If you love law enforcement, mysteries, crime, and action - then check out Escape by James Patterson and David Ellis.


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