Frank Mills

Everything!

Revisado: 09-13-24

This is a much needed, must read! If there wasn’t another telling about the monster that Donald J. Trump? This definitely is. And, it is a blaring warning to never let him serve out again.

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A biblical spin off "The Seventh Sign" and The Second Coming

Revisado: 09-27-16

It was like literary creation of "The Seventh Sign".
Very riveting. Quite visual.
Leaves me to wonder. Will there be a sequel?

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A whole new dynamic into the four corners of Private.

Revisado: 08-08-16

James Patterson and Ashwin Sanghi have done it again. Taking the audience into a mysterious, dark underworld planted and nestled into the mysterious and undiscovered world of the great nation of India. A quickly changing and growing society that carries a cataclysmic history as vast and ancient of Indue-China Thailand. A world of magic, religion, spiritual power, philosophy and a dark network of underworlds. Both, ancient and current.
It felt as if James Patterson and his associate openly journeyed into the curious and imaginative mind of Dan Brown himself. And, unlocked a vast treasure of a hidden and lost history that stretched to the beginning of time. Jack Morgan and Private have earned the key to endless reaches of society and mankind to investigate and solve the crimes of any client who seeks their expertise.
Two thumbs up, and a victorious Hoorah to you for another masterpiece in true-crime story writing!

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A twist of justice and reality: a tale of the dance that we must share to find the truth

Revisado: 04-12-16

James Patterson and Maxine Paetro have done it again. Taking the dance partners of the unlikeliest two to tango on the dance floor of deceit, corruption, murder and revenge. What is worse than finding yourself being forced with the Devil under the pale moon light? Intimately performing the most romantic cradled sways and turns with your own personal demons that you are constantly wrestling with to subdue and bury ever so poetically cradled in your arms: as you serenade with deep red rose made from the blood of the innocent and bitter truth of the dirty little secrets of those you love.
Private paints a most vivid modern day renaissance picture of the real corruption of the rich, glamorous and untouchable. And, paints a steely picture of what law enforcement will have to do to expose this bitter truth.
For me; this is a whole new addiction on true crime novels. Can't wait to hear the next installment.

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A true dark shadow rendition of "To Kill a Mocking Bird."

Revisado: 03-24-16

The Murder House was a truly suspenseful murder mystery that follows the same path of intrigue of that of To Kill a Mocking Bird. Dark, trilling and addictive to waiting to find out where every scene bringing you. One of the best stories published by James Patterson. Now I'm really addicted. And, I want more!

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Alex Cross really catches the Tiger by the toe

Revisado: 11-19-15

James Patterson truly out does himself in this Alex Cross adventure. He takes our most nightmarish fears of international crimes and espionage, and brings it home to us in this tale of true crime war between the good and evil.
I was left energized by Cross's constant will to fight for justice from out nation's Capitol to darkest Africa, driven and fueled by blood thirsty mercenaries, corrupt industry and government agencies, and human greed. And, I was deeply humbled by what is actually the inconvenient truth about the still ongoing hellish brutality happening in Africa; but not here.
James Patterson is a truly exceptional writer and story teller.
If there was a mystery writer that has inspired me write crime novels? It would James Patterson.
Five stars all around. And, two thumbs up.

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I have to hear the next tale.

Revisado: 06-10-15

James Patterson has done it again. Linsey Boxer and The First Murdered Wives Club has brought us into another surreal murder mystery adventure. One that throws us into a paradox 60's social radicalism and modern organized domestic terrorism.
I can't wait to hear 4th of July.

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A spell binder of adventure

Revisado: 05-01-15

This is another Dan Brown novel that never disappoints. Strong and exciting. Dan Brown continues to captivate the imagination with endless wonder and constant adventure, that takes you to fascinating historical parts of the world. It left me wanting to find and read more of his novels.

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