The honeymoon is over - now the murders can begin
James Patterson has written numerous international number one bestsellers, the most recent being 3RD DEGREE (with Andrew Gross). He lives in Florida. KISS THE GIRLS was made into a number one hit movie, and the film version of ALONG CAME A SPIDER is currently out on video. Howard Roughan is the author of THE UP AND COMER and THE PROMISE OF A LIE. He lives in Connecticut with his wife and son.
'Honeymoon is all pacy, sexy, high-octane stuff, refreshingly free of the cruelty that often dominates his plots' Guardian, 19 February 2005 -- Guardian 20050219 'HONEYMOON!has all the familiar traits: satisfyingly tortuous plotting, and a narrative trajectory that never pauses for breath. Agent O'Hara is drawn with economical skill, as is his sexual obsession with the bewitching Nora Sinclair. This story has elements of Hitchcock's Vertigo, and its page-turning quality is in a class of its own' Independent, 12/2/05 -- Independent 20050212 'This author knows precisely how to manipulate his readers' Independent, 12/2/05 -- Independent 20050212 'O'Hara and particularly Nora stand as two of Patterson's most complex characters yet! This is one canny thriller and Patterson's millions of fans will be most pleased' Publishers Weekly, 31/1/05 -- Publishers Weekly 20050131 'This story has elements of Hitchcock's Vertigo, and its page-turning quality is in a class of its own' -- Independent 20050212 'O'Hara and particularly Nora stand as two of Patterson's most complex characters yet' -- Publishers Weekly 20050131
'Honeymoon is all pacy, sexy, high-octane stuff, refreshingly free of the cruelty that often dominates his plots' Guardian, 19 February 2005 -- Guardian 20050219 'HONEYMOON!has all the familiar traits: satisfyingly tortuous plotting, and a narrative trajectory that never pauses for breath. Agent O'Hara is drawn with economical skill, as is his sexual obsession with the bewitching Nora Sinclair. This story has elements of Hitchcock's Vertigo, and its page-turning quality is in a class of its own' Independent, 12/2/05 -- Independent 20050212 'This author knows precisely how to manipulate his readers' Independent, 12/2/05 -- Independent 20050212 'O'Hara and particularly Nora stand as two of Patterson's most complex characters yet! This is one canny thriller and Patterson's millions of fans will be most pleased' Publishers Weekly, 31/1/05 -- Publishers Weekly 20050131 'This story has elements of Hitchcock's Vertigo, and its page-turning quality is in a class of its own' -- Independent 20050212 'O'Hara and particularly Nora stand as two of Patterson's most complex characters yet' -- Publishers Weekly 20050131
The fiancee did it, insists FBI agent John O'Hara when a young investment banker dies. The prolific Patterson is squeezing in an author tour. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.
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