Honeymoon

It is established early on that Nora Sinclair is a cold-blooded killer. She kills for money, and while often times she may have an attack of conscious it never stops her from attaining her ultimate goal. However, Nora's killing spree has inadvertently come to the attention of the FBI and agent John O'Hara is assigned to find out what secrets Ms. Sinclair is hiding and what her connection is to another case that he is investigating. Unfortunately for John Nora's charm and captivatingly good looks are too much for him to resist and he finds himself falling for her. He knows that he is playing a dangerous game but now he can't help but to hope for her innocence. As his investigation heats up so does his relationship with Nora and all the while his fathers motto keeps replaying itself in his head "things aren't always what they seem".

In the end I felt that there were a few loose ends that could have been better tied up such as Nora's relationship with her mother a character that I was expecting and looking forward to learning a lot more about and her friends Elaine and Allison whose characters either should have been elaborated upon or completely done away with. It would have also been nice if Patterson had delved a little deeper into Nora's childhood and maybe made the connection between what her mother did and Nora's current crimes. But overall `HONEYMOON' was a good fast paced thriller perfect for a lazy day and I intend to pass my copy along so that others may enjoy it as much as I did!


The Moon is not made out of honey!   September 27, 2005
Brilliant read! One of the stories that is impossible to put down! full of suspense and thriller - write another one James quick!!