NYPD Red 7: The Murder Sorority

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Marshall Karp takes over sole writing responsibility on the NYPD Red series, after collaborating on the previous novels with James Patterson. And as I said before, if you accept the world of this series, the outlandish nature of the KOD works well.

Author Marshall Karp has taken over writing The NYPD Red series which he was previously ghost writing with James Patterson, and he did a marvelous job of it. Kylie MacDonald and Zach Jordan are the two detectives that readers are familiar with from the beginning and I like their partnership. Crimes begin to take place in large numbers and in the most spectacular, horrifying, and brutal manner, and openly in public.Karp builds on this throughout, keeping the reader attentive as they make their way through the novel. So I started thinking about the next one, and when I had a great idea I submitted it to several publishers. The central characters mentioned by author Karp in this book include Delia Kates, Kylie MacDonald, Gabriel Benoit, Zach Jordon, Dr. Overall, Karp delivered a tight thriller read that provided a very entertaining escape for two or three evenings. In typical Patterson style, Zach and Kylie were also former lovers coming out of the police academy years ago and Zach has never stopped loving her, even though Kylie has sworn off ever dating a cop again.

Horticultural Faux Pas (plants out of season or growing zones, like daffodils in autumn or bougainvillea in Alaska): NO It’s Manhattan, so lots of parks and greenways make guest appearances. The plot twists and story arcs presented keep the reader engaged and ready to learn more, stopped only by the limitations of Karp’s ability to publish future pieces. Detectives—and their friends, lovers, contacts—who are impossibly attractive and extraordinarily bright on the trail of implausibly effective and skilled killers. While Jordan and Macdonald begin looking into things, they are sidelined when a more personal shooting takes place.The doors of the Inn at Gloucester are always open to anyone running from trouble or hiding from life. Karp does a masterful job steering this novel on his own, keeping series fans excited for what is to come. This ebook is on Netgalley, but I've been listening to this series from the get-go and enjoy Edoardo Ballerini with Jay Snyder. I went into this read with a ho-hum attitude because police procedurals are not my top reading genre and because it was book seven in a series. In this heart-stopping thriller, a brazen kidnapper targets the most lavish New York City wedding of the season—and takes "Here Comes the Bride" as an invitation.

Marshall will do a great job, and the neat thing for me is now when I read the books I’ll have no idea how they end. I never felt that I was reading book seven of an established series because there was sufficient character development and backstory.The book cover blurb expressing Patterson’s confidence and approval in Karp taking over the writing comes across as the marketing ploy, but I guess that should be expected. I'd have to go and look at my posts about the first two books in this series to see if I say anything about it—but I don't want to.

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