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Just as thrilling as previous ones with its mostly unexpected twists and turns… and Reinhart’s humour.
2.5 starsThere was too much going on in this one, too many different goals and too many different mob bosses, art dealers, and billionaire problems to all fit in a 350 page book. I never felt like I was on the edge of my seat, especially considering this was meant to be a thriller. The main character lacked gumption, he felt like a Mary Sue, and the inclusivity in this book felt forced and pandering. This book will probably live in my To Donate pile, unfortunately.
Huh? Well, this felt disappointing. So many things not to like (or enjoy) about this book. For instance, WHY is there a speedboat on the cover when nowhere in this book one is mentioned? I feel like this was the "triple cross" touted on the cover. It felt like the writing was trying to be so witty that it gave up the story and plot(s). And, please, can we stop with the political comments? The only thing Steal stole was my time :-(
This will be one of my shorter returns, similar to the shorter length of this novel.“Steal” is the third Dr. Dylan Reinhart and Elizabeth Needham novel. Following “Killer Instinct” in 2019 and “Murder Games” in 2017 (all three co-written with Howard Roughan). Dr. Dylan Reinhart is an Ivy league professor and published expert on criminal behavior and ex-CIA agent. Elizabeth Needham is an aggressive NYPD detective currently serving on an elite field unit with the Joint Terrorism Task Force. This o...
Not one of Patterson’s best. Very slow and and too many plot lines.
In typical Patterson fashion, this book was fast paced and chock full of twists and turns, which I am always here for. I enjoyed this book, and I enjoyed the audiobook (thanks to my library) as the narrator did a good job reading the story.
