21st Birthday: A young mother and baby daughter go missing (Women’s Murder Club 21)

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The incident hits close to home as one of the Women's Murder Club members becomes a victim of the attack. It made me laugh as the actress who played Rizzoli in the TV series was also the same actress Angie Harmon who played Lindsay Boxer in the TV adaption of Women's Murder Club.I thoroughly enjoy the camaraderie between the four women; Joe, Lindsay and little Julie; and Lindsay and her team of investigators. Its prologue begins at the end and then jumps back five months in time to the office of San Francisco Chronicle reporter Cindy Thomas. With complex characters, high-stakes investigations, and unexpected twists, "20th Victim" and "21st Birthday" keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page. There was a lot of back and forth between two suspects and by the time you got to the big reveal at the end, the payoff petered out in such a disappointing and forced manner.

Not only was it totally rushed after a certain point (don’t want to have any spoilers ) but it had such ridiculous things going on that I am not even fully sure what happened. Lindsay Boxer promises to protect a young woman from a serial killer hopefully long enough to enjoy her 21st birthday.When the body of Lorrie Burke is found along the shore, the case gains some momentum, especially when it appears the infant was smothered. I know James Patterson novels aren't "the great American novel" but mostly they are comfortable, dependable stories that fit a pattern, and are a "soft" read for me when i need to relax.