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    10th Anniversary: The Women's Murder Club

    Written by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro

    Narrated by Carolyn McCormick

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    About this audiobook

    For every secret...

    Detective Lindsay Boxer's long-awaited wedding celebration becomes a distant memory when she is called to investigate a horrendous crime: a badly injured teenage girl is left for dead, and her newborn baby is nowhere to be found. Lindsay discovers that not only is there no trace of the criminals – but that the victim may be keeping secrets as well.

    For every lie...

    At the same time, Assistant District Attorney Yuki Castellano is prosecuting the biggest case of her life – a woman who has been accused of murdering her husband in front of her two young children. Yuki's career rests on a guilty verdict, so when Lindsay finds evidence that could save the defendant, she is forced to choose. Should she trust her best friend or follow her instinct?

    There's a different way to die...

    Lindsay's every move is watched by her new boss, Lieutenant Jackson Brady, and when the pressure to find the baby begins interfering with her new marriage to Joe, she wonders if she'll ever be able to start a family.

    With James Patterson's white-hot speed and unquenchable action, 10th Anniversary is the most deliciously chilling Women's Murder Club book ever.

    A Hachette Audio production.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHachette Audio
    Release dateMay 2, 2011
    ISBN9781609410650
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    10th Anniversary: The Women's Murder Club
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    James Patterson

    James Patterson is the CEO of J. Walter Thompson, an advertising agency in New York. He has written several successful fiction and nonfiction books, including The New York Times best seller The Day America Told the Truth.

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    Reviews for 10th Anniversary

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    • 2/5
      Clair and Lindsay celebrate their 10th friendship anniversary as Lindsay and Joe begin married life together, Cindy is engaged, and Yuki is looking for a courtroom win. I like these books as a formulaic, light read with short chapters, but I found a lot of the dialogue in this one more stilted than usual.
    • 4/5
      I breezed right through the 10th Anniversary after it swept me up in the first chapter. In this installment of the Women's Murder Club the girls are trying to find a missing baby while getting to the bottom of another murder. With a few good plot twists and some drama the girls deal with it makes for a good read.
    • 3/5
      One of Patterson's "The Womens Murder Club". I havent read all of them but this one was very good. A young girl turns up bloody after giving birth. She denies knowing what happened. The women are getting engaged or newly married so personal lives intertwine with mystery. Good, fast read.
    • 4/5
      Another great addition to this series of books. A young girls baby is taken from her and WMC is out to figure out where her baby is and Yuki is trying to work on convicting a woman who murdered her husband.
    • 3/5
      Mediocre story by Patterson in the ongoing series of the Women's murder club. The production is annoying with sound effects and background music although the narrator is adequate. Story is actually interesting if the delivery wasn't so contrived. As I have said a million times, the stories always read like a screeenplay for television series.
    • 4/5
      I like this series, always a fun read :)
    • 3/5
      Entertaining multiple story lines. This is one of Patterson's better books in the series, but as has been the case since the 7th Heaven, Detective Lindsey Boxer has shown that she can cry with the slightest provocation.Yes, we are dealing with unspeakabe crimes, but we also have a protagonist who started out the series as tough-as-nails, then denigrated to a cry-baby when Patterson added author Maxine Paetro to the mix. I'm still hoping the original Detective Boxer will reemerge.
    • 5/5
      Very good book! One of the best Women's Murder Club books to date in my opinion! I would recommend it!
    • 4/5
      Another great Women's Murder Club book--my #10 of 13. Lindsay gets married and catches the real killer while saving a baby. What a read/listen! Show me #11
    • 2/5
      Lindsey Boxer gets married, except, if ya blink you miss it. Maybe I've just seen too many good TV weddings recently (Smallville, Grey's Anatomy) but it just seemed more like a wedding outline than a wedding. Like a page of writing so that the PR people would have a hook to promote.The rest of the novel was standard Patterson (and actual writer in this case Maxine Paetro) fare. Yuki, the lawyer, had a trial plot. Cindy had her crimes against women minor plot. Claire, the ME, was totally forgotten, she didn't even seem to do any autopsies. And Lindsey stuck her nose in all of the plots, including her own missing baby of a teen girl plot, and saved the day. Meanwhile, all the men in Lindsey's life, her new boos, partner, and husband were all perfectly perfect and saved the day where needed. Ugh.I find it very sad how far the Women's Murder Club series has fallen. And I don't even think it's co-author Maxine Paetro's fault, but mostly 'the Architect' Patterson's fault. The characters are cardboard cutouts of who they were in the first couple of books. They're nothing more than stereotypes. The 'mother, the 'single minded woman cop', the 'perfect men', the 'short, tough on the outside with a center of cream puffs lawyer', the 'sidekick reporter who gets the gorgeous guy' (but not 'cause he's gorgeous but because she loves his mind).Perhaps there are too many characters or Patterson just needs to stop the series, but as of this book the Women's Murder Club series just sorta sucks.
    • 3/5
      Normal quick page turner from James Patterson. This was the first series of books I read from Patterson and I must admit to them being my favourite. This book is as good as the rest
    • 2/5
      I've been disappointed with Patterson lately. This was a little better but not much. Even though the characters have been developed over the past 9 books they felt flat here. And too many plot lines to feel like any of them were complete. Over all if was OK but not great.
    • 1/5
      Read from April 30 to May 04, 2011Perhaps one of the worst books ever. This was the only Patterson-related series I still read and I'm thinking this is the last JP novel I will ever read. Usually there's some overarching crime that keeps you intrigued, but the first "mystery" was resolved halfway through the book and the other one or two were just as ridiculous. And what happened to the ladies actually hanging out with each other...part of what made this series different is that the women worked together and there was none of that. Total disappointment.
    • 4/5
      Pretty much what we've come to expect from a Women's Murder Club mystery--puzzling cases, suspenseful standoffs, and fun comraderie between the four friends who make up the club. This one had a bit more of the women working seperately or in pairs then I remember in the past--none of the cases had them all working together this time--but it worked. There were a few pretty big surprises in their personal lives that really highlight how far they've all come since book one. It was a quick, statisfying read for fans of the series--nothing spectacular, but fun.
    • 4/5
      I do enjoy reading the books in this series. They are entertaining and quick. I have grown attached to the characters as well and find myself laughing, smiling and crying right along with them. I love the short chapters and being able to easily squeeze in one or two, here or there.
    • 5/5
      Lindsey Boxer and Joe Molinari findly got married.Yuki finds romance with Lindsey's new boss Jackson Brady. Cimdy & Conklin get engaged. Also a teenager is found bleeding on the side of the road and missing her baby, wamon are being druged and rape, and a woman on trail for murdering her husband. I like the woman murding club.
    • 4/5
      Another excellent novel in the Women's Murder Club series. I love the way the characters blend together so well and the way the ladies' personal lives are revealed while all the time keeping up a good pace of the plot.This time there are two main crimes to solve, one involving a doctor accused of murdering her husband and the other a serial rapist. Also, there is the question of a girl's missing new-born baby. All four ladies of the murder club have personal interests in the cases and Cindy gets more than she bargained for.
    • 5/5
      Great as usual. That guy can do no wrong for me - I read his books so quickly - they are great.
    • 3/5
      Entertaining multiple story lines. This is one of Patterson's better books in the series, but as has been the case since the 7th Heaven, Detective Lindsey Boxer has shown that she can cry with the slightest provocation.Yes, we are dealing with unspeakabe crimes, but we also have a protagonist who started out the series as tough-as-nails, then denigrated to a cry-baby when Patterson added author Maxine Paetro to the mix. I'm still hoping the original Detective Boxer will reemerge.
    • 1/5
      He has so lost his touch. I find his books to be superficial with its short chapters and basically no character development. I guess he will keep on producing as is as long as people read them. If this had not been passed onto me I would not have read it.
    • 4/5
      Another good Women's Murder Club book. I swear they haven't let me down yet. 3 different plots going at the same time with varying intensities and all wrapped up nicely at the end. Very easy read. Definite recommend.I know this is a short review but these books are hard for me to review properly since there are so many stories going at once.
    • 4/5
      I am still enjoying this series
    • 4/5
      With a missing baby, a doctor on trial for murdering her husband, a long-awaited wedding, and a growing relationship with a married man, the Murder Club has their hands full.Lindsay and Joe finally tie the knot, but her father adds to his long list of disappointments by not attending the wedding.A missing baby sends Lindsay out on the streets again when a teenager is found bleeding on the side of the road, not remembering how she got there or what happened to the baby she just delivered.Yuki finally finds the romance she's been seeking in Jackson Brady, Lindsay's new boss, but is this destined for failure like her other relationships? When Yuki finds out the new man in her life is married, that's exactly what she expects.Cindy goes off on an investigation and ends up another missing person.James Patterson & Maxine Paetro have joined forces a number of times and in this latest effort have given their fans a quick and enjoyable read with the entire cast of characters of the MC.
    • 3/5
      A quick, easy beach or afternoon read.
    • 3/5
      The Ladies Club series that James Patterson co writes with Maxine Paetro fall under the heading of beach reading. As usual with Patterson, the chapters are short, and before you realize you have almost completed the novel. The main theme in this installation is babies and Lindsay Boxer's obsession in becoming pregnant. The book begins with the marriage of Lindsay and Joe and spends much time with Yuki Castellano and her court trials. A noted female heart surgeon is on trial for the murder of her husband. A young seventeen-year-old girl wanders out of the forest and claims that her newborn baby has been kidnapped. Lindsay, Yuki, and Cindy race to find a baby, a conviction, or a story, while Claire calmly waits in the background in this story.
    • 4/5
      While James Patterson is not creating Edgar contenders at this point in his career, I still thorougly enjoy the entertainment value found within the Women's Murder Club series. The writing style is straightforward and easy to read. Patterson does not waste effort describing atmosphere, nor does he ponder the relevence of mankind. There is not one memorable phrase from within the book, but do we always need that?At the end of the day, I read for pleasure. This is a good plot from a somewhat believable scenario. The trial elements are not accurate, but I would not expect the story to get bogged down in real life. It flows. It works. Its a fun read.
    • 4/5
      One of the best in this series. A lot of loose ends are tied up with the Murder Club investigates kidnappings, baby selling, and murder trials.Maybe a little too much on the romance side, but everyone deserves their version of a happy ending.
    • 3/5
      Not my favorite of the WMC or Patterson books. it's not the formulaicness that others have referenced, but rather the too much at once. By the time they got to December, I forgot about the Martins, never mind Avis and her babies. Far too much going on at work. I liked the timeline at the end - wish it had been in the beginning. I hope this isn't the end of the series. Seemed like JP was headed that way with too many loose ends. My heart broke for Lindsay - I wish we'd seen more of Joe taking care of her after the news of her father. Nice non dwelling on the baby, but I can't imagine how much that's going to change who Lindsay is.
    • 4/5
      This was a typical Women's Murder Club book. Quick read, page-turner with a twist at the end. I wonder if this is the last in this series? However, the last line would lead you to think there will be more.
    • 4/5
      Lindsay Boxer is together with her crew and they are partying! Lindsay and Joe are finally getting married. Jacobi has been bumped upstairs to Chief of Police and a newcomer has taken the corner office. Clair's daughter (and Lindsay's god child) is just adorable and the rest of the crew are eagerly seeking mates so they may also satisfy their maternal urges to propagate. Cindy is in love with Lindsay's partner, (hottie) Richard Conklin and Yuki is dating Lindsay's new boss, Jackson Brady. Another great tale from the master or should I say, several tales. There's the lost little girl who doesn't remember who she is or where she is, only that she has lost her baby and nearly bled to death. There's the Cardiac Surgeon who is being charged with murdering her philandering husband and becoming a source of friction between Yuki and Lindsay and finally the serial rapist that has been hitting across the city and leaving victims near their homes or places of work and no memories of what happened during their four or five hours of missing life, only disheveled clothing and soreness down below. A great group of familiar characters come together to solve these widely disparate cases while introducing some new, complex and interesting characters. Stand by for an exciting read with a stable of characters that seem like a familiar family. The Women's Murder Club is together to do what they do best!