Confessions of a Murder Suspect Audiobook

" his James Patterson series is a fun and exciting series. I listened to all of them, one right after the other. Each book is a continuation from the last and none of them let me down. Each one just as interesting as the last and the continuous thread is more intriguing each time. "

" I'm being generous giving this a three considering how many times I rolled my eyes while listening to this. Tandoori Angel wakes up one might to discover that her parents have been murdered. They live at the Dakota. Soon she and her above average siblings are suspects. Why did I roll my eyes? Because everyone is exceedingly above average in an annoying way. Still, a few jaw droppers happened that kept my interest. "

" Everyone in her family is special and a sociopath....and that's all the protagonist talks about. Oh we're so crazy, oh we're so special. If I'd known what a boring ending this had I wouldn't have bothered. I never read the ending first but if I had I'd have saved myself six hours and fourteen dollars. Ugh. "

" This book started out so promising but when it got towards the last couple of chapters, it completely flopped. I was hoping for some shocking or creative ending but was disappointed to find that it was instead a very humdrum finish. The writing style of the book was very interesting because the main character and narrator of the book, Tandy, spoke directly to the reader making for one very unique book. There were also a lot of lose ends that the narrator brought up and said she would explain at a later time, but never really did. "

" Just so many conflicting emotions and cattiness. I like James Patterson books, just not this one. "

" I got lost sometimes but it is was full of surprises and sometimes I couldn't put the book down. Very discriptive and interesting how it came from the perspective of a teenage girl. Definately a must read. "

" Normally I like these sorts of books but the constant going back and forth between perspectives made this book difficult to read. Parents experimenting with drugs on their own children, rich people living in the exclusive Dakota, a tabloid murder mystery all sounded interesting but it just did not work out for me. Maybe James Patterson should try to focus on quality versus quantity published. "

" This was pretty amazing. I borrowed it from the library and finished it within 3 days! I honestly couldn't put it down. "

" Captivating and keeps you on your toes! I never saw the ending coming! "

" Interesting premise, a girl is blamed for her parents murders. Some parts were more entertaining then others. Pretty suspenseful. I hope Mr. Patterson continues the series. It has enough promise that it could ending up being a great series.It's only the beginning. "

" a sad story and a thrilling story of how Tandy tries to find out her parents' killer. A shocking ending this book has. "

" I often dabble into James Patterson's books. I am quite fond of his style, it's intriguing. I thought the ending would go a little different, however, the pov was superb. "

" I listened to this and the copy I had did not indicate the title was YA or J. I probably would have borrowed it anyway, but the tone did put me off. The story is simplistic, the writing technique a tad annoying and the resolve of the mystery - a real let down. "

" Surprisingly good. A book for young adults but a quick, "different" sort of read for adults as well. This is the first in a new series called "Teen Detective." "

" Meh, the end was a total cop out, not much character depth and slower than what we're use to with Patterson's books (although I think its pretty same to assume that he doesn't really write them anymore anyways). Take it or leave it, you won't be missing much either way. "

" I just couldn't finish this book. The style was horrible and written like a 14 year old amateur fanfiction writer. It's another case of a good idea written by a terrible writer. "

" The suspense is good for most of the novel. I don't like Patterson talks to the reader... Kind of annoying the end sucks, big key down. "

" As far as James Patterson and adolescent lit goes, this book was pretty good. I only gave it three stars because I wasn't expecting it to lead into a series. However, I enjoyed Tandy as a possible "unreliable" narrator, and I look forward to hearing more of her Confessions. "

" nice book .... i love the writing style how tandy addresses the reader personally and i was satisfied with the ending ...... how things turned out was great but some mysteries remained unsolved so i am expecting the second part ...... and the name of the main character was just awesome tandoori haha "