Books ten, eleven and twelve of the Women's Murder Club arrive at a turning point for Lindsay Boxer. She gets married and becomes a mother across these three volumes, and at no point does San Francisco oblige her with quieter cases. A missing newborn. A murder weapon traced back to her own department. A nightmare that predicts a real crime with uncanny precision. Patterson and Paetro know that what makes Lindsay compelling is not just what she solves but what she carries while she is solving it. These are three books to read in sequence, in one sitting, with the phone off.
James Patterson, 10th Anniversary - Yuki's career hangs on a verdict. Joe's patience hangs on a marriage. Lindsay holds both, and runs a case that will break your heart.
James Patterson, 11th Hour - A compromised evidence locker, a garden full of bodies, Lindsay carrying a child and the weight of all of it. Impossible to put down.
James Patterson, 12th of Never - A footballer, a prophecy, a daughter one week old: Lindsay Boxer's first case as a mother is the one that will stay with you.
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