Showing posts with label 7th Heaven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7th Heaven. Show all posts

28 September, 2010

Reading yet again

I have finished the James Patterson book at last, in fact I have finished two of his books both in the same series.

I know how come I have managed to read two books so fast?

I think it's down to the fact that both books were written by Maxine Paetro 1st and then James then edits them and adds his bits to the story.

If I am wrong then the way the books with Maxine as the second author reads are totally different when the book is just written by James Patterson.

Any way the book that I have just read are 7th Heaven and 8th Confession both are credited as being written by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro, both were a good read in that the stories were good and the main characters world and lives changed during the course of the books.

19 September, 2010

Reading and Stuff

Just started to read yet another James Patterson book,in fact in the reading pile I have one more to read and it turns out to be the next one in the series of the book I am reading, which just shows how far I am in my reading or that James Patterson is writing and releasing the books far to quickly for me to keep up with, not sure which is the right answer to that one.

So I have to say with this current book I have found it much easier to read and that I find after only a short while that I am on page 141 of the book!

The story is good, and James Patterson's co-author is Maxine Paetro, who has co-author several books with James.

Now I did a bit of research and have found out that normally the 1st draft of the book is written by the co-author and then the final version by James, so I think it is noticeable that the books by different co-authors do read differently, well at least to me.

Is the book any good I think so, but until I have read the whole book I will not know.

The name of the book that I am reading is 7th Heaven and is part of the women's murder club series.

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