4th of July
When Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer detects a link between a recent string of murders and a haunting unsolved case, she enlists the help of the Women’s Murder Club. Will it be enough to save her career?
Hardcover Book : 352 pages
Publisher: Little Brown & Company ( May 02, 2005 )
Item #: 11-593705
ISBN: 0316710601
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.25 x 0.88inches
Product Weight: 15.0 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
My Review 
February 26, 2013
This is a typical James Patterson book, but nothing really special. As in most of his books, 4th of July is a good read. It held my attention throughout and I had trouble putting it down as usual. However this is not his strongest offering. I found some of the events in the book to be a little contrived in that so many things happen to be inter-related. I also was able to quickly figure out some of the major "twists" fairly early on, so I wasn't constantly trying to figure things out because I already knew mostly what was going on.
All in all, I would recommend 4th of July to Patterson fans, especially those that are following the Women's Murder Club series. It was an enjoyable book, but let's hope that The 5th Horseman brings us back to the normally high standard of thriller that I'm accustomed to from Mr. Patterson.
Reviewer: Stefan
July 22, 2012
I have always been a great Danielle Steel lover, i have found another favorite !!!!!!!!!!
Reviewer: rhonda l
Jill is Back!? Say WHAT?
March 19, 2010
Wait, what? Emily S., did I just read your review correctly? Jill Bernhardt was definitely killed off in 3rd Degree. I just finished reading it and cried like a baby over her death. How could Mr. Patterson forget he killed off one of the four Women's Murder Club members, geez. If the author can't keep his characters straight, what's the point in having a series and, more importantly, why would any of his readers want to stick with it? So far, I've found the Women's Murder Club books quite enjoyable and was so looking forward to reading the entire series. However, if Mr. Paterson can't keep track of his own main characters, what would be the point. Too bad.
Reviewer: Mirosa
Great Read
July 06, 2009
This is a very intense book that I enjoyed reading.
Reviewer: Barbara L
Another Great Read
November 18, 2008
I have been very pleased with all the women's murder club books so far. I am on the 5th Horseman now.
Reviewer: Tammy R
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