Loved the ending of the story. Story kept my interest and enjoyed the twist and turns of the story along the way.

But lacking James Patterson’s writing style - too much co-writer.

The ending was perfect.

The book is interesting really. Thanks for the authors and also thanks for the reader (who read the audiobook).

One of his best. A must read.

Interesting,suspenseful and highly entertaining

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How can ANYONE allow a James Patterson audiobook to be so full of mispronunciations?!?!? I mean things like Secret Service being pronounced Secret Servant. Who is in charge of this zoo? No pride in the job being done - no sense of the honor this woman had in doing a Patterson audio book - no concern on the part of the audiobook producers to even listen? Once? Shame on all of you - the riddling of this read with agonizingly stupid mispronunciations is unforgivable. These pronunciation gaffs ruined the book for me. I wish I could give it zero stars.

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I bought this audiobook to provide entertainment on a recent road trip. It was easy to listen to, plot-wise, and kept me engaged. The one negative was that the woman reading the story weirdly mispronounced seemingly simple words that should have been caught and fixed in the editing process. After a few head scratchers, I started keeping a list: Stirrups (steerups) Fuselage (I don’t recall how she pronounced this but it wasn’t right) Pasta (Pazz-ta) Potomac (Potta-mac) Brusk (broosk) Maryland (Mary-land) GITMO (G-I-T-M-O) Sig sauer (S-I-G Sauer-but only the first time. It was pronounced correctly after that)