This was a typical James Patterson Murder Club book. It is sad that the victim this time is Lindsay's ex-partner and mentor Jacobi (not a spoiler, the book is advertised that way) who was in retirement. This actually was a 4.5 which rounded to 5.

I truly enjoyed this compelling mystery and its insight into the life of women during the founding of our nation.

Really interesting and as a photographer, of course I enjoyed this read. Lee was an extraordinary woman. I also enjoyed all the name dropping, it was fun to hear about who she knew/how involved she was with some of the greatest artists in history!

It was an enjoyable and heartwarming read that you didn't want to put down. We need more wlw sports literature, and this is a great contribution to the genre.

I enjoyed listening to this thriller. . Interesting concept for a story.

This is an interesting look at friendship and how It both changes and endures over time. It’s also an examination of how friends enrich each other’s lives, even in the face of conflict. I love how the starting point of the book is when the 2 women are young and how they reunited after many years. A good read for everyone.

I had heard great things about this book and I had enjoyed one of his other books. With this one, I'm really torn. There are parts of this book that I seriously hated and I also found it fairly predictable. It's a New York story, so I liked seeing if I knew the locations he wrote about.

Really, really loved this book. Could not put it down and there’s no better feeling than a book you can’t stop reading. I fell in love with the characters and how they each depict the messiness of life. I enjoyed how Mellors switched POV’s, I enjoyed how I laughed and cried, I enjoyed everything about it!!

It was a solid book two with very little let down from book one. Some slight deviations and more depth then tv series on netflix

An easy read that was hard to put down.