I hate to give this review, but I was not a fan. This serious do far has gone on a roller coaster of good and great, but this was not it. The storyline was not well developed, and ending was weird, rushed, and all wrong. I continued reading because I wanted to keep reading series and didn't want to miss something if the next in the series talked about something. I had to push through it, honestly. One decent twist towards the end, but still. I have so much hope in The 6th Victim.

Yet another great installment of the series! This one was quite a rollercoaster, and I enjoyed every minute of it! Another fast paced read for sure!! If you haven't checked out the Women's Murder Club yet, please consider it, I don't think you'd be disappointed! Highly recommend this series!

I'm not going to lie, it took me FOREVER to get into this book. I think I started reading it in September, made it to about page 20 and didn't pick it up again until this weekend. I read the rest of it in two days though. I guess I should have just read a few more pages and I'd have been hooked! The 5th Horseman follows in the footsteps of the 4th of July, as being one that I actually liked! You know I can't help but feel like if the TV show had been more like these books, it would have stayed around longer! Though I do enjoy my Rizzoli and Isles (tv show that is, haven't made it to Tess's novels yet), I would have liked to continue to see Lindsay Boxer on my tv screen! I don't have to tell you that it's well written... it's James Patterson, of course it is! And still, I love the little views you get into the mind of the killers. I know that's kind of weird but I guess if you think about it, that's why the Dexter novels (and show) are so popular. You get to see a side of something that you wouldn't normally see. I'm not sure exactly where Patterson takes his brain in order to come up with that glimpse, but I really like it. This one had a really good story line in it as well, I liked the way that the two crimes jumped back and forth and kept you guessing about what was going to happen. As always... I had the wrong killer the whole time! It's funny how you think it's one person, you're SURE it is, and then BAM! It's not. It's such a cool thing. I'm glad I picked up this series even though crime novels haven't ever really been my thing.