Name: 12th of Never
ISBN: 9780316248839

Patterson James Paetro Maxine

A week after giving birth, Lindsay Boxer is investigating two cases: a grisly murder where the main suspect is an NFL player and an eccentric professor who thinks his dreams of a murder are real. Will Detetective Lindsay Boxer be pushed to breaking point?

12th of Never

James Patterson

Maxine Paetro

It's finally time! Detective Lindsay Boxer is in labor--while two killers are on the loose. Lindsay Boxer's beautiful baby daughter is born! While Lindsay and Joe are at home in bliss, San Francisco gets hit with multiple killings. An eccentric English professor has been having vivid nightmares about a murder that he claims is real. No one believes him-until a vicious shooting fits the man's description to the last detail. Then the girlfriend of a star player for the San Francisco 49ers is found dead in her car, making the athlete the prime suspect. This seems like an open-and-shut case-until the body inexplicably vanishes from the morgue. When the desperate chief of police calls for help, Lindsay is forced to return to work after only one week at home with her newborn. But all the crimes in the world will seem like nothing when she suddenly faces the most devastating loss of her life. With heart-pounding emotion and suspense, 12TH OF NEVER is James Patterson's most shocking and sensational Women's Murder Club novel yet.

Jessica Williamson

No plot twists.
No surprises.
Totally predictable.

What's worse is there are so many different story lines going on that not only are they boring, but you're not getting enough background to even matter. Seriously if they focused on one or two plot lines and really developed them these books would be better!

And I'm sorry but isn't this series called "Women's Murder Club"? Because only twice were they all together in the same room. Once for about .3 seconds and the second time was at the end when basically everything had been solved. The whole original point to these books was four women from different perspectives came together to solve crime.

Oh. And the three page chapter thing is so incredibly annoying. Seriously there are times where four chapters back to back just roll right into one another like there wasn't even a chapter break. It's like someone made up a rule you couldn't have a chapter longer than five pages.

This was the last of this series that I had bought in a large group at a yard sale. I may not read anymore. I haven't decided yet. I loved the beginning of the series, but this is just ridiculous.

Pam Sartain

12th of Never by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro (Women's Murder Club 12) has Lindsay's baby, Julie, being born!  But of course there's murder and mayhem happening as well!  We have a new summer intern with the police, Mackie Morales, and a serial killer, and a professor who claims to see crimes happening in the future.  And then he gets proved right!

This is a fast paced read, with lots of activity and shocks.  I enjoy this series as I know roughly what I'm going to get (personal life shocks for our main characters, crimes, some twists, and a surprise), but I'm not going to see it coming!  

12th of Never was published on 29th April 2013 and is available from  Amazon ,  Waterstones  and  Bookshop.org .

A week after giving birth, Lindsay Boxer is investigating two cases, a grisly murder where the main suspect is an NFL player and the case of an eccentric professor who thinks his dreams of a murder are real.

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A baby on the way and two killers on the loose. Will Detective Lindsay Boxer be pushed to breaking point? An eccentric professor walks into Lindsay's homicide department to report a murder that hasn't yet happened. A convicted serial killer wakes from a two-year coma. He says he's ready to tell where the bodies are buried, but does he have a much more sinister plan in mind? Lindsay doesn't have much time to stop a terrifying future from unfolding. But all the crimes in the world seem like nothing when she is suddenly faced with the possibility of the most devastating loss of her life.

12th of Never

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