Private: #1 Suspect (Private)

by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro

Unsolvable cases

Since former Marine Jack Morgan started Private, it has become the world's most effective investigation firm--sought out by the famous and the powerful to discreetly handle their most intimate problems. Private's investigators are the smartest, the fastest, and the most technologically advanced in the world--and they always uncover the truth.

Impossible murders

When his former lover is found murdered in Jack Morgan's bed, he is instantly the number one suspect. While Jack is under police investigation, the mob strong-arms him into recovering $30 million in stolen pharmaceuticals for them. And the beautiful manager of a luxury hotel chain persuades him to quietly investigate a string of murders at her properties.

The #1 suspect is Jack Morgan

While Jack is fighting for his life, one of his most trusted colleagues threatens to leave Private, and Jack realizes he is confronting the cleverest and most powerful enemies ever. With more action, more intrigue, and more twists than ever before, PRIVATE: #1 SUSPECT is James Patterson at his unstoppable best.

• ISBN10: 0316097403
• ISBN13: 9780316097406
• Publish Date: 2 January 2012
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Little, Brown & Company
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 432
• Language: English

Reviews

[jesstheaudiobookworm]

Mini Review: I doubt I'll review every installment in the series, In favor of a series review once I've completed the series.

The notable take away from the second audiobook is that there was a narrator switch. Scott Shepherd narrated this one. I actually think I preferred his narration to Peter Hermann's (who narrated the first book), but only slightly. Both are great performers.

My slight preference for Shepherd comes from his vocal resemblance to Will Patton, who is possibly my favorite narrator of all time. Shepherd is the only other narrator I've come across who reminded me of Patton.

It looks like nearly each installment in this series has a new narrator, so I'll have to look for more of Shepherd's work elsewhere. ♣︎