Day: March 9, 2021
Book-Review-1st-Case
1st Case
by
James Patterson
James Patterson’s 1st Case, featuring Angela Hoot who is a young IT genius who was asked to leave Massachusetts Institute of Technology after hacking into some computers within the MIT network.
Naturally Angela is despondent and is concerned she will no longer be employable. Luckily, as is often the case with hackers, she is offered an internship with the FBI. Soon finding herself thrown into her first case, a suburban family of five brutally murdered
Angela soon realises that her hacking skills are no longer to be used frivolously, people are relying on her to hack into to any piece of technology found at or near a crime scene and actually help solve crimes. The question is; can Angela hack into and help solve crimes?
As usual Patterson’s books move along at a nice pace ad 1st Case was no exception. Narrator, Brittany Pressley, did an excellent job of narrating 1st Case.
I have rated
1st Case
as a solid read.
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At the time of writing my review
other Goodreads readers had awarded
1st Case
an average of 4.00 stars
from 6,186 ratings
and 528 reviews.
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1st Case
can be purchased on-line at
Booktopia, Fishpond and Amazon
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I wish I could say this is a natural, however,
the sky has been darkened for effect.
The rest is natural.
Sunrise
Corio Bay…
…Geelong.
Sunrise
Point Lonsdale Pier.