Never Lie To Me: A Patterson Blake FBI Mystery Prequel (Patterson Blake FBI Mystery Thrillers)

To me the beginning was a little too hard to get into the story. I found after that I didn't want to stop reading the book and go to sleep. If the rest of the books in the series are like this I can't wait to read them all

I thoroughly enjoyed going back in time and catching up on the beginnings of Patterson Blake. The authors have done a wonderful job with creating characters that keeps you on the edge of your seat turning page after page. I look forward to getting back in the the series and seeing where it goes from here.

I use that word a lot: excellent. But I really mean it. I got this book because I read a short story and liked both the characters and the author's style of writing.This prequel was handled very well. Good police procedural, with good old-fashioned detective work, a mystery with several suspects, none of whom were obvious. And a well paced, well written plot.I look forward to reading the rest of the series.

I learned a bit about the field training of a newly minted FBI agent. She had some good insights which caught the attention of her supervisory agent. Good job on this book.

Loved the series about a Patterson Blake, the only thing I didn’t like was reading four books and still don’t know what happened to Julie.

An author I will continue to follow.

Jeremy Knight is found dead in the orchestra pit by Kaylee Roberts and Ben Ford, actors in his play. Special Agents Jonathan Grant and newbie Patterson Blake are called into the case. The local detective isn't very happy about the 'Feds' being there. The bantering between Blacke and Grant is priceless! Blake is trying to prove herself worthy of being a FBI agent and Grant is showing her it isn't like you see on tv. But who killed Jeremy? There is no short list of suspects. I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book and looking forward to the next one.

Kept me interested