Another good story by James Patterson AND … James O Born. So many by Patterson on UA-cam and yet frustrated that I can’t get all the Breakfast Club or Alex Cross or the Private series. What a prolific writer. The narrators are always good
my favourite series of James Patterson. Got fed up after reading 3 Alex Cross. Read the first 20 of Women's Murder club, which I enjoyed. LOVE Michael Bennet series; read all the first 14, so thanks for this audiobook. I have not had the time to read it yet, but love the story. THanks.
Good story, but the ridiculous, fantasy-family dynamics were annoying. 10 kids, and everyone is happily at the dinner table for loving conversation over gourmet food every night. Uh-huh. 🙄
What a cynic! Would five do? That’s my family. Both of SF. Two great home cooks, firing or o packaged foods and three bright and funny children. We loved our dinner together. When plus one or two appeared they loved it too. Our parties snd holiday dinners were legendary in our neighborhood and no we weren’t rich. Envy much🧐
This book is called obsessed but the only thing the author is obsessed with is this ludicrous family. I much prefer Harry Bosch he is no Ward Cleaver like this goody two shoes dad but he tries despite being a total bad-A.
I prefer the word children over kids. I have a deep respect for children from birth. Treating children from day one of life with respect at all times is the true way to develop the best human beings. 😊
I don’t find it offensive, but I immediately think of a baby goat 🙄. In my upbringing there were no shortcuts in language and a spade was called a spade. As a result I generally don’t like any form of diminutive e.g. kid, kiddo, hubby, pet, honey, etcetera etcetera 🙄
I see. That makes sense.Thank you for explaining. I guess it's just a difference in background and culture. Americans are very casual, as a rule. Like you, I picture little goats jumping around like they have springs on their feet. Cute, busy, and a little mischievous. It's a descriptive term not intended to denigrate. But I totally see where you're coming from. The variety in cultures is delicious meant to be savored like a salad full of different but complementary ingredients. 😄 🥬🍅🫒🥒🥜🍊🥗
Haha, the way you describe kids, (baby goats) does sound like "kids" when they are young, actually. Perhaps there's a reason for the terms' commonality. We all have our own pet peeves, so I understand the annoyance as well.
Fantastic story.
Great narration.
Excellent Narrator! Great storyline too.
Another good story by James Patterson AND … James O Born. So many by Patterson on UA-cam and yet frustrated that I can’t get all the Breakfast Club or Alex Cross or the Private series. What a prolific writer. The narrators are always good
Murder Club not Breakfast 😂
my favourite series of James Patterson. Got fed up after reading 3 Alex Cross. Read the first 20 of Women's Murder club, which I enjoyed. LOVE Michael Bennet series; read all the first 14, so thanks for this audiobook. I have not had the time to read it yet, but love the story. THanks.
Great book, the flow was perfect and it kept.your attention. Thank you for sharing it on this platform.
This was gooood and got me through my workweek !!
There can be very large very happy families where mostly peace reigns. With good and well organized parents.
Great story!!
Quite a layered, detailed story.
Good story, but the ridiculous, fantasy-family dynamics were annoying. 10 kids, and everyone is happily at the dinner table for loving conversation over gourmet food every night. Uh-huh. 🙄
What a cynic! Would five do? That’s my family. Both of SF. Two great home cooks, firing or o packaged foods and three bright and funny children. We loved our dinner together. When plus one or two appeared they loved it too. Our parties snd holiday dinners were legendary in our neighborhood and no we weren’t rich. Envy much🧐
Seriously I came here to say this but you said it perfectly. It’s so Leave it to Beaver but if that show was extra G rated. 😂
This book is called obsessed but the only thing the author is obsessed with is this ludicrous family. I much prefer Harry Bosch he is no Ward Cleaver like this goody two shoes dad but he tries despite being a total bad-A.
I thought it was a bit long but good enough story - last 30-40 min cuts out but story is pretty much done by then - thanks for the upload
As a longtime NYCee, this story brought me back.
I love michael Bennett. Wish he was real
Literatey genius
But not you, Donna. Literatey is not a word.
@@jonesy6116Harsh!😂
Really, from all the offensive things or nice things one can see you gripe about the word “kids”.
Griping is an way of life for some…
I prefer the word children over kids. I have a deep respect for children from birth. Treating children from day one of life with respect at all times is the true way to develop the best human beings. 😊
Joshua Cain (AlexanderCendese), narrator.
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I wish Americans did not refer to children as kids 😡
I love the name Fiona. May I ask why "kids" is offensive to you? I'd just like to understand.
I don’t find it offensive, but I immediately think of a baby goat 🙄. In my upbringing there were no shortcuts in language and a spade was called a spade. As a result I generally don’t like any form of diminutive e.g. kid, kiddo, hubby, pet, honey, etcetera etcetera 🙄
I see. That makes sense.Thank you for explaining. I guess it's just a difference in background and culture. Americans are very casual, as a rule. Like you, I picture little goats jumping around like they have springs on their feet. Cute, busy, and a little mischievous. It's a descriptive term not intended to denigrate. But I totally see where you're coming from. The variety in cultures is delicious meant to be savored like a salad full of different but complementary ingredients. 😄
🥬🍅🫒🥒🥜🍊🥗
Those who really rule America warship Lucifer, that’s why they call children kids.
Haha, the way you describe kids, (baby goats) does sound like "kids" when they are young, actually. Perhaps there's a reason for the terms' commonality.
We all have our own pet peeves, so I understand the annoyance as well.