1st Case
It's her first case. It could be her last.
(Author) James PattersonAngela Hoot is a young tech genius. But when she's kicked off her Masters degree course at MIT for hacking into the computer of a fellow student, she fears she's blown her chances of a glittering career. Angela is wrong. Instead, she's offered a dream internship with the FBI. She jumps at the chance, and is thrown straight into her first case at house in the Boston suburbs where a family of five have been brutally murdered. As Angela struggles to overcome the painful reality of her new job, a phone is found that could hold the secrets of this mass murder -- if Angela is unable to uncover them.
James Patterson
James Patterson is an American author known for his prolific output of bestselling novels. He is best known for his suspenseful thrillers, often featuring recurring characters such as Alex Cross and Michael Bennett. Patterson's fast-paced writing style and short chapters have made his books popular among readers looking for a quick and gripping read.
Some of Patterson's most notable works include the Alex Cross series, the Women's Murder Club series, and the Maximum Ride series. He has also collaborated with other authors on several books, including the popular "Private" series.
Patterson's impact on the literary world is undeniable, with his books consistently dominating bestseller lists and earning him numerous awards. His ability to churn out multiple books a year has solidified his status as one of the most successful authors of our time.
One of Patterson's most famous works is "Along Came a Spider," the first novel in the Alex Cross series, which was later adapted into a successful film. This book introduced readers to the iconic character of Alex Cross, a brilliant detective and psychologist, and set the stage for many more thrilling adventures to come.
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