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Come for the history and law lessons. Stay for the snark. This book really needs to be available on audio. I can just about hear Mr Mystal’s righteous indignation while reading this.

I read this book more than 30 years ago. I am starting again from the beginning so I can get caught up on the series. Reading about Lucas Davenport, from the very early days, feels like being reacquainted with an old friend.

This pulse-quickening thriller has me simultaneously wanting to put it down because I am afraid for the main character and not being able to put it down because I need to see how the story concludes. It’s like watching a scary movie with your hands covering your eyes. Of course, that makes it difficult to read.

This is a history class and a science class woven together to tell the story of one man who, I believe, was ahead of his time.

This is my second Riley Sager book and, like the first one I read, I have no idea who the bad guy/girl is. The reveal in the first book completely knocked my socks off. I haven’t even entertained any ideas about who it could be in this book. I do know that I had to stop reading last night and do something else before I went to bed lest I dream about the book.

This is a fun read! It’s a book within a book. It is also written in a light meta fiction style. This is my first fiction book with footnotes.

I have always liked the short chapters in Patterson books.

Even in “The Family Way,” our Molly finds herself in a precarious situation.