james patterson confession of a murder suspect

The characters (at least the Angel children characters) are all pretty likable.

It keeps you guessing, and I didn’t guess the ending, but after finishing it, it did seem like I should have at least suspected that ending (though it’s by no means the expected or cliche ending). I thought most of the twists in the book were fairly unexpected, though I will admit that when I read this I was dead tired and mostly looking for something fun that I didn’t have to think a lot about. For some reason I always thought he was more thriller than mystery. Mystery is probably my favorite genre as far as genres go, but I didn’t necessarily expect a lot from this. I just finished this book, and I have to say it was a lot of fun to read. This was an excellant and fun read even for an adult reader of James Patterson’s novels. Tandorey sets out to find out who killed her parents. The children are suspected of murdering their very wealthy, deceptive, deceiving, conniving parents. Hugo is designed after Matty, his hero.The title is deceptive, “suspect” is the key word. Tandy is mentally set as a detective of sorts, her twin, Harrison, is a pianist of extrodinary talent and their older brother, Matty is a star professional football player. Hugo, the youngest is physically strong at the age of ten.

Their parents make their children “experiments” for these drugs. A high functioning family with four children who are dupped by their parents who have mapped their children’s physical body types with daily doses of designer drugs the children were taught to believe they were vitamins. It has its twists and turns and is seen through the eyes of Tandorey (named after some food dish). This is a junior read, but it reads like a perfect adult James Patterson novel.

James patterson confession of a murder suspect