Las Vegas is a city of contradictions: seedy and glamorous, secretive and wild, Vegas attracts people of all kinds–especially those with a secret to hide, or a life to leave behind. It’s the perfect location for Lester Olsen’s lucrative business. He gets to treat gorgeous, young women to five-star restaurants, splashy shows, and limo rides–and then he teaches them how to kill.
Private Jack Morgan spends most of his time in Los Angeles, where his top investigation firm has its headquarters. But a hunt for two criminals leads him to the city of sin–and to a murder ring that is more seductively threatening than anything he’s witnessed before. Private Vegas brings James Patterson’s Private series to a sensational new level.
This review is going to be short.
I dislike this story. I dislike Justine and I still dislike Jack Morgan. Justine was used as a prop. She did nothing for me. Gozan and Khezir were replicas of JP’s earlier nasty creatures – the vampire brothers in Violets Are Blue. I also dislike when Khezir suddenly became Khezzy out of the blue. Jack Morgan is an extremely boring individual and I wished he had died in one of those car bombings.
This book was terrible and JP needs to stop putting his name on books he doesn’t care to write anymore. Disjointed, jumpy plots, no proper story. Probably the worst book I’ve read in a long while. I’m glad I did not spend money on this trash. Even the title is misleading. It’s about time JP and co. close down Private. It just isn’t working.
COVER
3/5
OPENING:
LORI KIMBALL HAD three rules for the death race home.
VERDICT:
Wow what a stinker huh? I often wonder why authors put their names on books they didn’t write. Not that it’s important, I guess, but I’ve always been curious about it. I’m sorry the book was a steaming pile of poo but it sure did make for a great review :):):)
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JP comes up with the ideas, hires an author and viola! Co-authorship work! Haha! Thank you, my dearest. 💙
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Oohhh so it’s for when the author is feeling lazy? You are always welcome :):) and my pleasure, you know me loves a good review :):)
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It’s for when the author have so many ideas that he knows he won’t be able to complete all of them even if he tried. Haha! Trust me, I am in that boat right now. With so many incomplete stories to here, I wish I could hire someone to do some writing for me! 😄
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I would offer my services but you never know what I might come out with. Then someone would be writing a horrible review about it hahaha. Plus it takes talent to write, you have, I don’t :):)
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Hahaha! No, they won’t! And you’re talented. You write very well so don’t ever discredit yourself.
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:):):) you are too kind to me. I don’t know what I did to deserve you but I am thankful :):):)
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You deserve everything, my dearest! 💙
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I love you my dear sweet friend and sister:):)
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And I love you, my dearest! 💙
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He really needs to stop partnering with such authors. God bless!
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Right! We still have to choose a book to buddy read, though. 😆
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Oh gashness! Lolol how bout that new batman book you bought instead? 😀
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That could be arranged! We’ll need another copy, though. Unless you want to read it first and I read it immediately after?
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Sweetness lol …really? That’s how buddy reading occurs? So that means we won’t be reading it together?
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Yep. Unfortunately, if we do it that way, then we won’t be reading together.
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Oh I see. Hmm. Lol thanks for explaining!
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Not a problem. You’ll let me know what you’re doing tomorrow God’s willing.
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