James Patterson
Maximum Ride #3: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports
Hardcover
The third thrilling chapter in the popular series finds Max and her flying friends trying to stop a diabolical plot to destroy half the world's population. But could there be a traitor among them?
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Maximum Ride #2: School's Out Forever
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On an adventurous quest to find their parents, supergirl Maximum Ride and her crew are flying south—until an FBI agent puts her in contact with what may be her worst enemy: her clone, Maximum Ride II.
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Hardcover
Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer and the Women’s Murder Club band together to solve their most terrifying case yet, as they discover a deadly secret that their unknown adversaries will do anything to keep under wraps. 400 pages, hardcover.
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Maximum Ride #1: The Angel Experiment
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Created in a sinister institution that grafted avian DNA onto human genes, 14-year-old Maximum Ride and her friends have high-flying wings—which fly them straight into trouble with dangerous mutants.
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Hardcover
This third installment of Patterson's mega-selling Women’s Murder Club series has Detective Lindsay Boxer teaming up with three female friends to thwart a violent terrorist group responsible for a series of vicious attacks in San Francisco.
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JAMES PATTERSON
James Patterson: from mental hospital to ad agency to bestseller status
A simple list of James Patterson's literary achievements would be a book unto itself. The author of 19 consecutive #1 New York Times bestsellers (and counting!), Patterson has sold over 150 million books worldwide. In 2007 alone, one out of every 15 hardcover novels sold was by Patterson. He's created two of the most popular detective series of the last decade: the Alex Cross books, which spawned the hit movies Along Came a Spider and Kiss The Girls, and the 2007 ABC television series the Women's Murder Club. Whether he's giving his legions of fans the powerful romance of Sundays At Tiffany's, the wry fantasy of The Dangerous Days Of Daniel X, or the moving true story of Against Medical Advice (which Patricia Cornwell calls “a gift of honesty, courage and hope), James Patterson is the master.
