3 member(s) found this review helpful.
This 2nd in the Women's Murder Club series was even more exciting then the first. This one makes things even more personal to the women. The twists and excitment make this book hard to put down!

Christina M. (
unicorn) wrote on 8/27/2007...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
I love this series! I got the book on Friday and finished it Saturday night! Could NOT put it down... Lindsay and her friends are great characters and this is a page turner every step of the way. Just when you think you have it figured out, you don't!
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This series has an excellent premise, a flawed but appealing heroine, and crisp writing. Enjoying it tremendously.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
The 2nd book featuring the Women Murder Club......very good read and full of suspense along with a look into the lives of the members of the club....You will be surprised by the ending....

Ellen M. (
kayak) wrote on 3/24/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is the second book in the Women's Murder Club series. Well-written and dramatic -- if you like thriller fiction, not too gruesome, you'll enjoy this one.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Second book in the Women's Murder Club series. This is an excellent series.

Tania T. (
taniat) wrote on 3/11/2007...
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GREAT BOOK, GREAT FOLLOW UP TO 1ST TO DIE

Christine P. (
chrissy77) wrote on 2/17/2007...
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2nd Chance reconvenes the Women's Murder Club, four friends (a detective, a reporter, an assistant district attorney, and a medical examiner) who used their networking skills, feminine intuition, and professional wiles to solve a baffling series of murders in 1st to Die. This time, the murders of two African Americans, a little girl and an old woman, bear all the signs of a serial killer for Lindsay Boxer, newly promoted to lieutenant of San Francisco's homicide squad. But there's an odd detail she finds even more disturbing: both victims were related to city cops. A symbol glimpsed at both murder scenes leads to a racist hate group, but the taunting killer strikes again and again, leaving deliberate clues and eluding the police ever more cleverly. In the meantime, each of the women has a personal stake at risk--and the killer knows who they are.
2nd Chance speeds along at a Formula One pace through many tight curves, but unlike recent entries in the Alex Cross series, it doesn't sacrifice good characters to a twisted plot. Lindsay's the star, but there's a fine esprit de corps among the four women, who are even better developed here than in the first book. What makes them both convincing and interesting as a criminal-justice juggernaut is their willingness to stick their necks out, even if they suffer for it. If you haven't picked up a James Patterson novel in a while, this is a great time to start anew.