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A review by beth_books_123
Private Princess by Rees Jones, James Patterson
3.0
Ranked Book 13 (out of 15) of my holiday reads - August 2019
Another basic, kind of interesting Private mystery 3*
I have a love-hate relationship with this series. I honestly do. I love Jack Morgan but I swear some days he is an absolute idiot. He is a red blooded guy… the amount of times he falls in love is insane. Is it really love if he does this in nearly every Private-centric mystery. He always gets his heart broken. He's like the Sam Winchester of the mystery business. Let's just say if you slept with him, it's kind of like writing your own death wish.
This entry in the series was okay. It was definitely better than that Bookshot of Private Royals. The plot was interesting but it could have been developed much further. The mystery finished at 50% - which I was disappointed in.The last 50% of the book didn't interest me as much because it was predictable. As this is the fourteenth book, I know this character seriously well so Patterson can rarely surprise me with Jack Morgan.
I was actually kinda glad that this was from the POV of Jack Morgan and not Knight's, which is common in a Private London novel, as he is sort of boring. No offence, Knight.
Yeah okay but could have done better.
Another basic, kind of interesting Private mystery 3*
I have a love-hate relationship with this series. I honestly do. I love Jack Morgan but I swear some days he is an absolute idiot. He is a red blooded guy… the amount of times he falls in love is insane. Is it really love if he does this in nearly every Private-centric mystery. He always gets his heart broken. He's like the Sam Winchester of the mystery business. Let's just say if you slept with him, it's kind of like writing your own death wish.
This entry in the series was okay. It was definitely better than that Bookshot of Private Royals. The plot was interesting but it could have been developed much further. The mystery finished at 50% - which I was disappointed in.The last 50% of the book didn't interest me as much because it was predictable. As this is the fourteenth book, I know this character seriously well so Patterson can rarely surprise me with Jack Morgan.
I was actually kinda glad that this was from the POV of Jack Morgan and not Knight's, which is common in a Private London novel, as he is sort of boring. No offence, Knight.
Yeah okay but could have done better.