3rd Degree (Women's Murder Club, #3) in Pick-a-Shelf

Feb 21, 2014 Rachel N. rated it liked it

Lindsay Boxer is out for a jog when she witnesses a bombing and rushes into the house to try to save anyone who may have survived the blast. It soon turns out the bombing was the first of a string of terrorist attacks. I found this to be better than the second book in the series. Less rah rah girl talk and more suspense. The book also contains a really shocking event that threw me for a loop.

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Jul 19, 2007 Jade17 rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller

He's really lost it. Maybe he didn't even have it to begin with. But Patterson's books are getting annoying. The flimsy plot, the too-short chapters... Even the death of one of the members of the Women's Murder Club didn't even register that much. A one-hour read. That is, if you've got nothing better to do [I was procrastinating over an essay so I had an excuse :-P ]. ...more

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Oct 19, 2007 Julianne rated it liked it

Just fine. It seems like Patterson writes almost like a screenplay--like he knows someone was going to make a TV show out of it. Book ends just like the final scene in a movie.

All in all, decent book. He's a bit harsh. No fluff in a Patterson novel. He needs to say something, he just does, doesn't mince words, doesn't try to give a lengthy description. ...more

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May 01, 2008 Ashley rated it really liked it

Shelves: murder-mystery

This was a good book. I liked that it didn't have the typical Patterson red herring in it. We didn't fully know who everyone was and who was connected until the end. That being said I didn't like the ending to the mystery, but loved the ending of the book. ...more

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Sep 17, 2007 Joanie rated it liked it

Another not great but still kind of entertaining book in the Women's Murder Club books. Totally forgettable once it's over but it kept me reading. ...more

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