What would you do if you were a poor art student, with a beautiful art instructor at a top notch art school in New York for a girlfriend? The man lies dead, blood on locker #925 from a horrible explosion in Grand Central Terminal. Matthew Bannon, trying to get out of Grand Central as smoke and chaos surrounds him, steps over the dead man, and opens the locker. Inside is a medical bag – filled with diamonds. Without a second thought, Brannon grabs it, thinking of his future as an artist and that of his lover, Katherine Sanborne. He has no clue that he will be running for his life. The dead man is Walter Zelvas a Russian contract killer, and top member of the International Diamond Syndicate, killed by The Ghost, another assassin. Zelvas has stolen from the Diamond Syndicate. The Ghost has killed him – but where are the diamonds?
Two murderers are now after Bannon, The Ghose and a man who wants the Ghost dead.
In another whirlwind crime novel, Patterson and Marshall Karp join forces to bring The Ghost and their readers to their knees.
Open the door of this novel with caution. Proceed carefully, for Patterson and Karp have produceed another staccato thriller that pings with every chapter. Read it if you dare – but keep the lights on through the night as you ponder this un-put-downable thriller. Are diamonds a girls best friend? Not always.
Kill Me If You Can
Ratings are based on a 5-star scale
Overall: 4.5
Review by Broad “A” – Ava
We received a copy of this title for our book review. All opinions are our own.
Is this nice? Haven't read it yet, but it sounds interesting!
Is this nice? Haven't read it yet, but it sounds interesting!
Yes – Patterson's books can be unpredictable depending upon the co-writer. This is a good one.
Yes – Patterson's books can be unpredictable depending upon the co-writer. This is a good one.