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Private: #1 Suspect (Private, 2) Mass Market Paperback – October 29, 2013
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Former Marine Jack Morgan always uncovers the truth. But in James Patterson's unforgettable thriller, he faces his most shocking case yet. Since former Marine Jack Morgan started Private, it has become the world's most effective investigation firm--sought out by the famous and the powerful to discreetly handle their most intimate problems. Private's investigators are the smartest, the fastest, and the most technologically advanced in the world-and they always uncover the truth. When his former lover is found murdered in his bed, Jack Morgan is instantly the number one suspect. While Jack is under police investigation, the mob strong-arms him into recovering $30 million in stolen pharmaceuticals for them. And the beautiful manager of a luxury hotel chain persuades him to quietly investigate a string of murders at her properties. While Jack is fighting for his life, one of his most trusted colleagues threatens to leave Private, and Jack realizes he is confronting his cleverest and most powerful enemies ever. With more action, more intrigue, and more twists than ever before, Private: #1 Suspect is James Patterson at his unstoppable best.
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James Patterson has had more New York Times bestsellers than any other writer, ever, according to Guinness World Records . Since his first novel won the Edgar Award in 1977 James Patterson's books have sold more than 300 million copies. He is the author of the Alex Cross novels , the most popular detective series of the past twenty-five years, including Kiss the Girls and Along Came a Spider . He writes full-time and lives in Florida with his family.

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Vision (October 29, 2013) Language

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English Mass Market Paperback

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416 pages ISBN-10

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0446571776 ISBN-13

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978-0446571777 Item Weight

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4.25 x 1.13 x 7.63 inches


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Heading: The shooting of a young lady opens the story for us. It is soon revealed that she is Colleen Molloy, recent girlfriend and personal assistant to the owner of PRIVATE, Jack Morgan. Rating: ✭ ✭ ✭ ✭ ✭ I rated this book a five for the intricacy of plot which manages to keep the main perpetrator from you until near the end and entertains you with a smooth yet complex subset of plots, all interconnected though disparate in their design and direction. Jack Morgan is once more the master operator and ladies’ man. You really must read it! (Rod Eamens). Jack’s Los Angeles staff is summoned to his house at night to commence crime scene investigation into Colleen’s death. Someone dumped the drugged Colleen on Jack’s bed then shot her three times with Jack’s gun. Dr. Justine Smith, Jack’s confidant and number two at PRIVATE, also a previous live-in lover, was first to arrive as her habit is to gain a feel for a crime scene through her highly developed senses as a psychologist and profiler with a brilliant mind and great tenacity to stay with a problem. Soon after Dr. Sci and Mo-bot arrived with their modern technology to undertake a quick but thorough analysis as interference in any way with a crime scene is illegal. To the Police, Jack seemed to be suspect number one, an open-and-shut case. A fifth-time serial murder by garroting occurred for the third time in one of the hotels owned by another client, Amelia Poole (called Jinx). Then, Carmine, scion of the Noccia family visited Jack to ‘call in his marker’ from a favour carried out some months ago, in respect to Jack’s identical twin brother, Tommy Morgan Jr. A young movie star, Danny Whitman, with a criminal zipper problem (under-age girls) requires full-time minders when filming his latest potential blockbuster. Jack’s suspicion for Colleen’s murder falls on Tommy, who hates Jack because of his success. Jack bailed him out on a few occasions, the last time for $600,000, and his life, to Carmine Noccia. Tommy Morgan Snr., previously owned PRIVATE, which he ran a little south of the law. He became rich, was jailed and ‘shived’ there two weeks after Jack visited him, at which time he handed the business over to Jack with $15 million in off-shore funds. In town on business, Maurice Bingham called a high-class escort agency to provide a girl to him at the Beverly Hills Sun, one of Jinx’s hotels. The girl attending (Jillian Delaney) was a petite, moonlighting college student putting herself through medicine. Cruz and Del Rio met her at the college campus next afternoon when she was horrified to hear of Maurice’s murder by garrote. They believed she had no part in it. Later, Jack was entertaining Jinx at his home when a phone call from her hotel brought the news of another murder by garrote. PRIVATE investigators learned it was the doorkeeper at the Havana Club, Carmelita Gomez. They went to her place immediately, knocked on the door and called out to her. They had no response but heard a car start up out back and head at high speed to the front and escape. With several police cruisers and two PRIVATE vehicles chasing her, she went faster. Finally she headed into a cul-de-sac at high speed and purposefully crashed into the barrier wall at its end, killing her after she admitted to the murders to Jack and Del Rio; she hated men. Del Rio and Cruz also took over the drug heist case with new employee, Christian Scott (Scotty). Their informers gave details of where the van was secreted and they staked out the site. Scotty joined them there and conducted an internal survey of the premises acting the role of an applicant for work. He was given a tour of the warehouse and had observed the van together with the security system, highly impressing the other two. A few nights later they are back to break into the warehouse and not cause them to be trapped by police or the other gang. They soon find the van secreted behind shelves of pots and other material. The boys rang Jack to tell him they were mobile, well away from the warehouse, on the way to their meeting place predetermined with Carmine Noccia. Jack contacted Chief Mickey Fescoe and gave him details of the job and whereabouts of the van. The Chief was delighted. Mike Donahue’s tavern was an Irish pub with a restaurant that could have been transported from Galway or Cork and simply planted in Los Angeles. When Jack entered the pub, Mike looked up through the crowd to see him, then his face showed great emotion. He struggled through the crowd from the bar to Jack, who never saw the punch coming. When he came to, he was looking up at a circle of Colleen’s friends and a distraught Mike, who had it all wrong. Danny Whitman was making his next blockbuster as Justine and Scotty met with all the entourage and hangers-on. Danny had been charged with statutory rape of a 14-year old starlet, Katie Blackwell. Danny claims he had never met the girl personally, could not have had sex in his small, sporty car and was being framed after being drugged. Scotty and Del Rio were later on site as minders when Danny was about to do the next scene with 16-year old starlet, Piper Winnick. She was overwhelmed by being in a film with him, guaranteed to promote any young actor to stardom, and was joking around with him getting into the personalities of their roles of two young spies. They were to appear from the house, go to a luxury sports car whilst talking and drive away. Danny gunned the engine, Piper screamed and the car shot forward to the road and was quickly out of sight. PRIVATE had lost its client. The Police called it a kidnapping. Del Rio met Justine searching the trail outdoors of the luxury cabin Danny had bought as a bolt-hole. They called out for Danny and could faintly hear his response. He was found in his boxers only, stank of alcohol, was almost hysterical. Del Rio used a little rough handling to get Danny to tell him where Piper was. He pointed to the cliff nearby and cried that he could not lift her. Del Rio walked to the edge and could see her broken body 100 yards down the canyon. He had to go down to check her state though he was sure Piper was dead. Danny was arrested for Piper’s Murder. In the hospital ward from self-inflicted injury, he is handcuffed to the bed and claims innocence, someone else who had been at the cabin had harmed Piper. Both Jack and Justine agreed with this thought. Justine looked through her peep-hole to see Larry Schuster, Danny’s manager. He had been wrestling all night with the problem of confiding in Justine about Danny’s additional misdemeanors of other girls wanting to sue him for unwanted sexual contact. Danny claimed it wasn’t him, nor did he kill Piper, so who was it? Larry eventually named Alan Barstow, Danny’s agent. Piper was trying to get Danny away from Alan’s control. Justine visited Alan at his workplace – opulence reigned – and she had him arrested. He pleaded to give up the real murderer. At Piper’s memorial service, Justine moved in on Merv Koulos, producer of the current film who knew it would tank due to Danny’s lack of support by filmgoers through his crazy life; he was too used. Koulos would lose millions and was over extended by his expenditure on lifestyle and general waste. He had excessive insurance to cover all his problems if Danny was convicted. Jack was going through the material he had accumulated on Colleen to prepare his defense of the murder charge. Mo-bot had videoed Jack’s arrest at PRIVATE headquarters. He was viewing this when he spotted a face in the media surge. It was a Morgan family hand-me-down, not exactly harmless, almost a Morgan Family curse. Jack inherited him along with PRIVATE as he was an excellent investigator, but slimy. Soon it was revealed he had helped in the murder, though who did he assist? I trust I have whetted your interest and not spoiled the story for you. Please read the book, it is worth your effort. Rod Eamens.












I have enjoyed the other “Private” novels. This one is interesting but not the best. Still, if the reader likes the “Priv” collection, it’s worth the read.


Jack D. Lowry Top Contributor: James Bond










Private #1 Suspect is a good book just like the first Private novel of the series but I took one star off because it had 4 story lines within the book the main one did Jack Morgan murder someone? Then you have the other three minor ones Hotel room killings of business men and an actor with a wild streek and a crime family intrested in illegal drugs. I start with the major story line Jack is accused of murder his Girlfriend Colleen, but Jack has to proof he didn't kill her with the help of his friends and his company. Over time they find leads and Jack feels it in his bones that his twin brother has something to do with it. Then as the book gets closer to the end Jack figures it out who the real killer is and wants to go talk to him to proof his innocence. Two main California cops think Jack really killed this girl and beat him up while interviewing him. Jack tries to have an office romance with Jinx (spoiler). But I won't say how the book ending was you have buy it to find out for yourself. As for the other story lines I only cared about two out of the three and that was the Hotel murders of the business men which Private was able to help figure out because of a certain woman with a hate for all men. Then last Jack tried to help the crime family get their drugs but then the cops bust the crime family with the drugs (spoiler). Because of this case behind Jack he suffers loses of people, cilents, and money. This is still a great read, read it in 4 days time, you just have to like his new style of writing his suspense trillers because of the Ghost writers and so many story lines major then minor ones.












Private: #1 Suspect continues the PRIVATE security company series. Jack Morgan is the former Marine residing over his father's company - a father that pitted him against his twin brother and was eventually killed in prison. This entry in the series starts with a murder in Jack's home, a hijacking in the desert and businessmen showing up dead in LA hotels. The murder victim is Jack's former love, Colleen. The entire scene is set to implicate Jack - and two LAPD detectives delight in tormenting Jack who is determined to find out who killed Colleen. The hijacking brings mob boss Carmine Noccia back into the picture. His valuable prescription pharmaceuticals have been stolen - he wants them back. He wants Jack to get them back for him. Jack wants nothing to do with him or his stolen goods. But Noccia is not someone you can say no to... The hotel killings introduce a woman who has turned a small fortune into three exclusive boutique hotels and is afraid the killings will end her business. There is the usual cast of characters from Private, Jack's twin Tommy and his current love - Justine. The book moves along with Patterson's signature style - a solid read, better than most of his recent stuff.


3.0 out of 5 stars









Somewhat far-fetched and stretched quite thin, but it's enjoyable all the same












The Private series seems to have gone global with territory-specific stories appearing all over the place (one presumes Patterson doesn't have much to do with them) but the US-based series continues here in probably the best of the Jack Morgan series to date (the Private London book is better than any of them). There are obvious short-comings - this is essentially three different unconnected stories which happen to occur at the same timeframe - by far the most compelling of them, Morgan being accused of his ex-lover's murder, could easily have sustained a novel by itself and we could have gone into more depth rather than the very sudden and coincidence-heavy way it resolves itself. Also - his previously-unmentioned identical twin making an appearing is a convenient plot device but stretches credibility. As usual the very notion of Private is frankly rather silly. But... somehow... despite all this, the book is extremely readable and should be very enjoyable for Patterson fans.


4.0 out of 5 stars









Another one for fans of Private and Patterson












Although the Private books are very similar they are still a rip roaring read as Patterson is an excellent teller of tales. In this one Jack Morgan is himself accused of murder, and the evidence of course is stacked against him. There is of course a few more investigations going on as well that won't stop for Jack's problems, all adding grist to the mill. But if you have read any other of this series you will know the rough direction that the story goes. However it is nonetheless an entertaining and good read, and you don't always need to know about the others in the series.


4.0 out of 5 stars









Pure escapism












It's all go at Private LA. Jack returns home from a business trip to find his ex girlfriend shot dead on his bed. He is promptly arrested. At the same time he is strong armed into finding a mob boss's hijacked drugs, convinced to protect a movie star and cajoled into looking for a serial killer who is strangling business men in hotel rooms. Is it likely? Certainly not. Is it a fun read? Definitely. This is light escapism which offers a large plot to keep you interested but which requires no deep thing to keep up. It's well worth it if you just want a few hours out.


5.0 out of 5 stars









Fantastic read
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