14th Deadly Sin

14th Deadly Sin

14thdeadlysinBy James Patterson & Maxine Paetro
Little Brown and Company
c/o Hachette Book Group USA
237 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017
www.HatchetteBookGroupUSA.com
9780316407021, $28.00 www.amazon.com

Detective Lindsay Boxer has one of her toughest cases to solve because the perpetrators are dressed as cops in “14thDeadly Sin,” the newest installment of the Women’s Murder Club.  Lindsay must determine if they are impersonators or real cops committing many different crimes, as well as figure out why on one of the member’s birthdays each year there is a murder that remains unsolved.  She begins to wonder if there is a connection.  “14th Deadly Sin,” like the other novels in the series, is rapidly paced to its final conclusion.  The plot has many twists and turns to keep readers turning pages until the end.  “14th Deadly Sin” is a great addition to this popular series.

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