Private Paris

Private Paris is the 11th novel in the Private series by famous author James Patterson, Mark Sullivan. Jack Morgan stopped by a private office in Paris. He goes on a mission after his call, Sherman Wilkerson asks Jack to find his young niece, who is hiding from the drug dealer.

Here are the top 3 reviews and comments that readers love about this fascinating book.

Review 1: Private Paris audiobook by paintgal

Could’ve been an entertaining few hours…

Any additional comments?
I didn’t purchase this book thinking it was fine literature. I bought this book for the same reason I sometimes hangout in drugstores and buy cheap makeup…its a mindless way to spend time and enjoy myself. I would say ‘mission accomplished’ except that I had to force myself to finish this, while trying not to gag over the performance!

Unlike other reviewers, I actually loved Jay Snyder’s French accents! And I’m a little confused, because when he spoke in female voices, or foreign voices he spoke like a normal human being. When the performance called for an english speaking male or ESPECIALLY when it turned to describing the thoughts of Major Sauvage…Mr. Snyder turned on this nauseating, cheesy ‘movie trailer’ voice! You know the one…breathy, raspy growl stretched out at the end of every sentence. At first I thought, “They’re kidding, right? Maybe this is going to turn out to be a soap opera on the television?” No, not kidding.
And there were moments where some added, cheesy background music just made it SO difficult to enjoy.
I almost returned it several times.

Review 2: Private Paris audiobook by William Lotz

PRIVATE is a global security and investigative agency, founded by Jack Morgan, and Jack heads the PRIVATE team. Louis Langlois heads up the Paris office of PRIVATE. In Chapter One, another, but connected story begins, where someone is targeting the most powerful people in Paris, and only Jack Morgan can make it stop.

Midway through Chapter One, Jack, who is in Paris, learns, from a phone call from Sherman Wilkerson, that he is worried about his only grand daughter, Kimberly Kochinsky. He had just gotten off the phone with her, and she had said there were drug dealers hunting for her, trying to kill her, and had begged him to send someone to save her. Wilkerson then asked Jack if he would go. Jack had replied that of course he would.,,And he goes, and does save her.

In THIS novel, which starts in a building in Paris, Epee (The Sword) looked to his north, beyond an Islamic bookstore, toward the office of FEZ couriers, a messenger service. She was right where he remembered her to be from his scouting trip the week before. He reached down, tugged the kaffyeh scarf up over his lower face and began to jog toward his target. His target was a mosque, and his weapons? Two cans of spray paint. The graffiti tag was of his own design, blood read and dripping, blood red and dripping, and said: AB-16. After escaping from the police, who had been waiting, expecting that he would arrive, the sword thought, as he moved on, only 48 to go. And so begins a tale, in Paris, of drug dealing, violence and explosions, and snipers shooting people in the streets from high buildings, all meant to take over the city in the name of AB-16.

Unfortunately, there are many, too many detrimental factors that require much skimming to find content, including, but not limited to, extended descriptions of mundane events and activities that require skimming before content is found. Were it not for these detrimental factors, PRIVATE PARIS would have been an exciting novel to read. With them, it is just O K.

Review 3: Private Paris audiobook by loretta

Unbelievable…horrible listen…waste of a credit

Fragmented story line…..who, where, what too complicated to figure out…..no continuity….the french accent at times difficult to understand…..waste of a credit

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