Another quick and easy read from James Patterson and this time I didn’t make the same mistake as with the other BookShots read, I haven’t read any of the books from the Private series (yet) so there was no way I was spoiling anything for myself.
DISCLAIMER: This review could contain possible spoilers based on my opinions. All opinions and views are my own.
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Originally published: 2016
Pages: 125
Format: Paperback
Plot from GoodReads:
Jack Morgan is visiting Peter Knight and the team in the London branch of his investigation agency, Private.
At a cocktail party the night before the Trooping the Colour parade for the Queen’s 90th birthday, Jack receives a phone call from the Duke of Aldershot saying that his daughter, Abbie, has been kidnapped. He needs Private on the case – one word to the police and Abbie will be killed.
Jack will have to find Abbie before 11:00 a.m. the next morning, or the kidnapping will turn to murder.
Thoughts:
This book had some crazy twists that were a nice surprise as some of the plots are quite predictable from James Patterson usually.
I enjoyed the duo that was Morgan and Knight, and add a missing royal to build on some suspense. The collection of characters gave the story a nice edge.

Overview:
A nice quick read to enjoy when you need an hour or two to spare.
My Rating:
The book has a rating of 3.87 on GoodReads. I gave it a 4.
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