NAL Publishing
484 Pages
Sometimes I have a difficult time maintaining interest in authors who churn out 3 or 4 books a year. To me, they’re too formulaic, too predictable, and too rushed. James Patterson is one of those authors who is guilty of churning out book after book. (I love Patterson’s books. They are always quick and easy reads after a long day.) However, the works of M.J. Arlidge and his character, Helen Grace,, seem to break free of redundancy despite his prolific output.