HONEYMOON by Patterson...SPOILER DON'T READ>>>>

I was actaully impressed with this book. It was alot better then the last Alex Cross book which mnay of you know I hated ....London Bridge.

This one was much better paced...and Nora Sinclair quite a character to both love and hate...

Some parts I wish were better explained was that letter...the one her mom wrote her. I just would like to have known exactly what secrets it revelaed besides she wasn't crazy.

I also wanted to know more about his other case...I was a little confused about the flash disc and what the implications were.

I loved the part about susan being his wife and his double life as the 'tourist'

a lot of double life story lines in this one..the mother, Nora, John, the writer Jefferyand the sister (Elizabeth) who seems so innocent and even Susan...

has anyone read Henry Roughert's (spelling?)other books?

I just finished this last night. I liked it too. I did understand the other case - it was the whole basis of how they got 'turned on' to Nora and the money transfer in the first place.

They were monitoring some big policitians illegal accounts and terrosit money trafficking and came across Nora's transfer from Connor's account. That was the case that John was the 'tourist' for. And the girl with the backpack was also an agent that was part of the case.

It was definitely interesting and they built a lot of twists into it which kept it interesting and hard to predict the ending.

I got that part..
what i didn't egt was when he went into the big guy's office and got his 'paid' vacation because the manes matched 'political parties ' not in office....weird...

Why would democrats be pushing around money...so they could get back into office?

I loved it...I just actually started London Bridges today.....

Nora Sinclaire was an excellent character
Scott

I just finished it - I loved it!!!!

Any suggestions on what I should read next??????

Just finished it last night.
Definitely did not love Nora Sinclair! Hated her!!! What an excellent character though!