Picked this up from the exchange shelf at work.

Definitely not one of Patterson's best.

Offering up to the Mystery VBB.

From Amazon:
Kristin Burns is making her way in New York City. Her photos are being considered at a major Manhattan gallery, she works by day with two wonderful children, and the man of her dreams is almost hers for keeps. But just as everything she's ever wanted is finally within reach, her life changes forever--with one murderous nightmare. Kristin wakes up every morning from the same chilling, unforgettable dream. And suddenly, it's visiting her during the day too. As her life turns stranger by the minute, Kristin is haunted and terrified. Is it all in her head? Or is the nightmare becoming her life? Kristin searches desperately for what's real through the lens of her camera, only knowing two things for sure: that no place is safe and the fate of everyone she loves lies in her hands.

All packaged up and ready to be sent off as part of a VBB. Hopefully, I will be able to drop it in the mail to ReallyBookish tomorrow.

Received today. Thank you!

This was just... odd. I haven't read many James Patterson books, but my understanding is that this book was a bit of a departure for him thematically. If that's true, I would say that it wasn't particularly successful and perhaps he should have stuck to his more standard thriller format.

Also, he should not try to write a female character in first person! I was distracted because the narrator often did not think, speak, or act like a woman would. Maybe he should have had Maxine Paetro as a co-author on this one instead of Howard Roughan.

I hope the finder enjoys the book!