Unlucky 13

Unlucky 13 by James Patterson
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

I chose this book because normally James Patterson books are an easy read. While this was an easy read, after a certain point in the book there was, what seemed to be, a rush to finish the book. My favourite part of the book was the storyline of the belly bombs, something that will happen in the future if it already hasn't. The other storylines of the women's murder club members were kind of lame and definitely predictable.

I am finding not only with children's books but with a lot of adult book authors that they are writing just to be able to fill the demand for their books. The quality is not the same as it was when they started and certainly goes down hill with each new book they publish. This leads me to believe that the time for them to bow out has come and gone or is coming and they are ignoring all signs that are pointing to it. This is troublesome because it causes the book market to be flooded with tons and tons of books that are poor and ok, leaving the readers less amazing and awesome choices to be found. Having to admit your time of being famous is over is not a bad thing because you are still able to leave people with good impressions of your best work. Writers need to observe their 'best before date' more frequently. (MY MINI RANT)

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