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Mary Cushnie-Mansour‘s review –it was amazing
“Private Paris” by James Patterson and Mark Sullivan earned five stars from me. I loved the action and the intrigue as I turned the pages. I especially liked the ending, which was a slight surprise, but I shan’t tell because that will spoil the book for you and I’m not into spoilers.
Jack Morgan, the owner of Private, is in Paris just for a quick visit into the Paris office. While there, Jack gets a call from a client in the States to find the man’s granddaughter. While on a search for the young woman, Jack becomes embroiled in another case involving what appears to be a strike against Islam. Along with his head of the Paris office, Louis, they become entangled in the mess, trying to piece together the pieces and work with a slightly uncooperative police.
“Private Paris” will not disappoint; the pages will flip by and before you know it, you will be at the end of the book. (Here is the only spoiler alert I will give you – we are set up in the last few paragraphs for Jack’s next case)
