I don't know what it is, but I do not enjoy these bookshots. While they are well-written, I cannot engage in them the way I can with James Patterson's full length books.

This particular book, I did not enjoy. I did not like the story line or the characters. I felt frustrated with the characters. ( )

Christy Moore is in the middle of a divorce from her wealthy husband, Brennan, when she meets Marty Hawking, recently divorced from Teal. They have a whirlwind romance, and play games of make-believe. It all comes to a shattering conclusion. ( )

What can I say about this book? James Patterson suspense. Incredibly fast read. Loved it.

This revolves around two divorcees who start dating and "play make believe" all over Palm Springs. This includes taking a test drive of an expensive car and running out on a check in a high-end restaurant. Things turn bad when one "game" goes too far and the intensity begins. This bookshot ends in a twist and I loved every second of it.

This counted as two of my challenges for the BookTubeAThon 2017. Reading a book in a day and reading a book outdoors.

Cheers and happy reading! ( )

About-to-be-divorced Christy picks up about-to-be-divorced Martin [to whom she is unabashedly attracted] and the two engage in a strange game of make-believe. It’s all in fun . . . or is it?

Readers are apt to be tempted to sling brickbats at the annoying, too-dumb-for-words Christy, but an eleventh-hour twist readers won’t see coming elevates this seemingly vapid BookShots tale to a whole new level and earns it an extra star.

Recommended. ( )