Author:James Patterson
Valentine's Day goes horribly wrong in this exciting and gripping novel from bestselling author James Patterson ... because this year Valentine's Day isn't for romance - it's for murder.
Mega rich restaurant owner Jack Barnes and his second wife Zee are very much in love. However, their plans for Valentine's Day are about to be torn apart by the most violent murder.Who is the strange figure plotting this sick crime? Who hates Jack that much? There are plenty of suspects living in Jack's fancy block of flats. Is it them, or could it be the work of an outsider with a twisted mind? One thing's for sure, the police have got their work cut out solving this bloody mess.
A thriller that will have you whipping through those 130 pages. Marriage and murder make the perfect combo and this short story is bloody brilliant
—— CompanyA satisfying read for sad singletons slumped on the sofa of despair: Valentine's Day going horribly wrong for the rich
—— Mail on Sunday'A race-against-the-clock thriller and a complex psychological drama'
—— Irish Independent'Torn apart by loyalties and suspicion, the tension gradually mounts as the pieces of the jigsaw finally fit together into a gripping psychological drama'
—— Choice'Lives up to the promise of its remarkable predecessor, Shadow Dancer...confirms Bradby's considerable promise as a a thriller writer'
—— Daily MailHaunting in every sense. An absorbing novel that finds its eloquence in what is left unsaid and its most vivid imagery in what has been lost, possibly for ever
—— Sunday TimesMatar suffuses Nuri's education in love and loss with an erotic frisson and fragile grace that lend the book an inner radiance
—— IndependentSubmerged grief gives this fine novel the mythic inexorability of Greek tragedy
—— EconomistSensually written, there is an extravagant feel even to the simplest sentence. From start to finish that exquisitely profound quality of uncertainty is the most wrenching aspect of all
—— Sunday TelegraphA thrilling read
—— Sunday Times