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The 24th Hour

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Life is moving forward for the women's murder club. A stalled high profile murder case is causing issues. Then a second murder compounds the issues. Motive unclear, suspect unknown can it be solved or will there be another murder? Follow the latest thrilling installment of the women's murder club. As enjoyable as always.

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Once again James Patterson pulls it out the bag and delivers another fantastic book. Following the women’s murder club consisting of Lindsey, Suki, Claire and Cindy this is another page turner. If like me you’ve read every book in this series you won’t be disappointed or if you are reading this series for the first time you’ll love it! Recommend with a capital R! Thank you for the advanced copy to read, thoroughly enjoyed it!

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Book 24... how did we get here! I've followed this series from the very beginning, it's so much more than a plot twist or another murder. It's like seeing your friend after a month apart and filling in the blank spots. I absolutely love catching up with the characters it's getting to the point I'm beginning to feel like I know them personally.

Another great story that lured me in until I'd got to the very last page.

Thank you Netgalley for the digital proof copy.

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Sergeant Lindsay Boxer SFPD,is meeting with her friends in the Women's Murder club at the hottest restaurant in San Francisco to celebrate their friend Claire's birthday.

There is a scream from the staff area upstairs which reveals a young woman who has been has sexually assaulted. The complication when it comes to trial is her Multiple Personality Disorder
Did her assailant know?

Boxer is also investigating the murders of billionaire Jamie Fricke and his wife Holly in identical killings several weeks apart.

I like this series which has short and snappy chapters in inimitable Patterson style.

I would recommend that people read the earlier books in the series first for context bit it's not entirely necessary

I would like to thank Netgalley and Penguin Random House Publishing for the chance to read and review this book.

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I can't speak too highly of this novel, it drew me in immediately so I had to read it until I had finished it, the characters were well drawn and I would give it more than five stars if I was able. Highly recommended.

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Book 24 in The Women's Murder Club series.
This is a series of books I've followed from the very first book. It's not just about the storylines now when you are so many books in a series. It's the characters that you've come to know. That have grown with you. The characters and their lives are as much the series as the story lines are.
Read in a day, the usual short chapters help you keep reading, 'just one more chapter becomes two and then three'. Before you know it you are nearing the end and don't want to book to finish.

The Women’s Murder Club is out celebrating an engagement at San Francisco’s finest restaurant when a blood-curdling scream interrupts the festivities.

They soon discover a young woman who has been the victim of a violent assault. Sergeant Lindsay Boxer makes an arrest. Assistant District Attorney Yuki Castellano takes the case.

But assigning blame is made impossible due to the victim’s chaotic version of events – and the shocking reason behind her ever-changing memory.

This book was written brilliantly, as always dragged in to those pages from very early on and kept me invested right to the very end.

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This author can do no wrong in my eyes and I’m a massive fan! WOW! If this isn't a book to brag about I don't know what is... I started it late last night. Never did I anticipate I would be closing the book at 3am left in complete shock... This book was insane! It was twisted, it was gripping but it was so darn good!

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