James Patterson

The 8th confession

When a rock star, a fashion designer, a software tycoon and a millionaire heiress are all murdered in mysterious circumstances, Detective Lindsay Boxer is quickly assigned to the high-profile investigation.

8th Confession

Brandie States

I really enjoyed this one, another great addition to the series! I was really hoping that the one particular case in this book went a little differently, but overall, really liked the storyline. Still highly recommending this series if you haven't tried it yet! 

Maxine Paetro

When a preacher with a message of hope for the homeless is found brutally executed, reporter Cindy Thomas knows the story could be huge. Probing deeper into the victim's history, she discovers he may not have been as saintly as everyone thought. Rich, beautiful, and powerful, Isa and Ethan Bailey were living in the spotlight as San Francisco's perfect couple until they are found dead in their luxurious home. As the hunt for two criminals tests the skills of the entire Women's Murder Club, sparks begin to fly between Detective Lindsay Boxer and her partner, Rich Conklin, making it difficult to stay focused on the case.

Jessica Williamson

Well, I'm happy to say that the good parts of the last novel continued on into this one. I liked the story line, I found the society killer interesting and I didn't want to stab anyone. All good things.

There was much less of Yuki in court and that made me specifically happy. I like how the author's kind of make her story line an incredibly torturous one and then they have the balls to point out her terrible luck like they aren't the one creating it. Definitely very interesting. 

A little more Clair this time but not much. But what was there I loooooved, she was super snappy and I liked it.

Cindy, MUCH more Cindy. Absolutely adored her this time around.

And I'm totally excited about the outcome of the Lindsay love triangle. Made me happy.

On to the next!

Pam Sartain

8th Confession has someone killing the rich and famous, which means Lindsay, Cindy, Claire and Yuki need to work together to find out who the killer really is.

I mostly enjoy this series except for the below. It's got multiple story lines that weave together, there's lots of different behind the scenes, be that at the newspaper or the law courts, and the friendship between the main characters is heart warming.

But, I found I was uncomfortable with the storyline about Doc in this book, .  Spoilers ahead (view spoiler)[ for this as I think it needs to be talked about.  Doc was born with ambiguous genitalia, and so his parents made a choice and raised him as a girl, but Doc identifies as male.  This feels like great representation in a popular series, but they used the word 'repulsed' for how Yuki could feel about him, and that feels like such a strong word for not wanting to have sex with someone.(view spoiler)[

 8th Confession  was published on 27th April 2009 and is available from  Amazon ,  Waterstones  and  Bookshop.org .

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Women's Murder Club books:

 1st to Die    - book 1 

 2nd Chance  - book 2

 3rd Degree  - book 3

 4th of July  - book 4

 The 5th Horseman  - book 5

 The 6th Target  - book 6

 7th Heaven  - book 7 (hide spoiler)] (hide spoiler)]

The 8th confession

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