Honeymoon by Howard Roughan, James Patterson (2005)

Nice spicy book, full of surprises. The readers (Hope Davis and Campbell Scott (Just finished Shadow Divers also read by Campbell - excellent!!!!!))are very good. I enjoyed this audio CD so much and am sad it's done. I love books about mean ladies, they are supposed to me nice but some can't help their badselves - Nora is a bad bad girl. Never trust a home decorator and their kick backs from antique dealers. Can you sequel? Buy this.

I got this audio book for a friend of mine who has cancer. I got it at about half this price I could find it at in the stores.

Great book. I loved it...Nora is real black widow and a mysterious FBI agent has latched onto her trail to prove she's a killer. As with many of his novels, Patterson weaves a tight plot around the characters. His descriptions of their cars, houses and clothes are spot on. Great summer read. I always get the CD audio books because I enjoy listening to them when I commute to work. I have listened to others that are too wordy but Patterson's audio books sound like old time radio plays, this one especially because it had male and female readers. You'll like it too!

In James Patterson's newest co authored novel, Honeymoon, one of the main characters is often heard saying to himself that "things aren't always the way they appear." And as the book Honeymoon unfolds these words couldn't be truer.

In this roller coaster read of a novel written by a master of suspense and co authored by Howard Roughan, readers are witness to a black widow, Nora Sinclair who masterminds the demise of three wealthy men. When an FBI agent is hot on her trail to prove her guilt. he finds himself unfortunately also caught in her web.

I really did enjoy this book. In many ways this was a return to
the old time Patterson writing that I have come to love over the year. And while I was still left with some unanswered questions I still highly recommend this book. Also, as I turned the last page it occurred to me that the word sequel was written all over this page as the main character John O'Hara is very bit as engaging as Patterson's well known character Alex Cross.

Finally, because I so enjoyed this book I also read Howard Roughans debut book The Up and Comer and plan on reading his second book as well. I always love finding a new to me author and if it wasn't for Honeymoon, this might not have happened.