James Patterson

James Patterson is one of my most favorite authors. He's written books like the Maximum Ride series, Daniel X, Women's Murder Club series, and the Alex Cross series.

Some books I've read written by James Patterson:

1. 1st to Die - This is more of an adult book. It's about Lindsay Boxer (a San Francisco PD homicide detective), Claire Washburn (a medical examiner in the local mortuary), Cindy Thomas (a journalist for the San Francisco Chronicle), and Jill Bernhardt (an assistant district attorney) banding together to apprehend the murderer of at least 3 newlywed couples.
2. Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment - This one's more of an all-around kind of book. Max, Fang, Iggy, Nudge, the Gasman, and Angel are on the run from erasers. (No, not the kinds of erasers on your pencils.) They're hiding out in a canyon, when erasers come swarming in and capture Angel. Now Max, Fang, and Nudge have to go back to the very place all of them were trying to stay far away from. But what about Iggy and Gazzy? Well, they're kinda pissed off that Max made them stay "home", but that doesn't mean they're just gonna sit inside and play video games until the others get back . . . .
3. Maximum Ride: School's Out - Forever - So, the flock's all back together again, but now Max needs to start figuring out how to save the freakin' world! Things that happen in this book? Let's see. Well, the flock tours New York (via the sewer system), and they end up going to school (regular, public school; not the filled-with-evil-scientists-and-terrible-things-that-happen-every-day School. No. That one is capitalized.) They even get free haircuts. However, on a down side, Max does get replaced by clone. Not a copy-from-her-DNA clone, but an oh-my-God-you-look-exactly-like-her clone.
4. Maximum Ride: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports - http://bookwormscornerforpeoplewholovebooks.blogspot.com/2009/07/saving-world-and-other-extreme-sports.html Enough said.
5. Maximum Ride: The Final Warning - Still in the process of reading. Really good so far, though. :)

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