Review: 15th Affair

15th Affair by James Patterson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Actual Rating: 4.30

This was an interesting read. Every book is getting better and better in my opinion. I really love Lindsay Boxer. She has become one of my favourite heroines. In this book, there are several crimes involved. First, there is four people shot in a Four Seasons hotel. Then, there is an airplane attack that kills 430 people. Finally, a ring of Chinese spies with an unknown motive. Also, there is drama between Lindsay and Joe as he is added into the chaos of these crimes. In this book, I thought Lindsay finally stood up for herself and did not back down. It was great to see this side of her. I loved it. There was crime, mystery, and some badass moments. I really liked the fast pace of the story, and also the twists that unfold in the series are great. The ending was great, and I didn't expect it at all. This series reminds me of Criminal Minds, but an all-female version of it. The series about four best friends, who are more like sisters than friends is the best thing ever. We get to see how they are able to overcome anything because of their friendship. The only thing I am sad about is that Yuki never got to meet Jill. I think if all 5 women were in the series, it would have been even better. I can't wait to read book 15.5, and I am excited to see what the series has in store for me. The Trial, here I come. Overall, a great read.

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