Private Princess
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3.7 • 9 Ratings
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- £6.99
Publisher Description
Random House present the audiobook edition of Private Princess by James Patterson, read by Colin Mace.
Now available to preorder: PRIVATE MOSCOW
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Jack Morgan receives an offer he cannot refuse…
When the head of the world’s foremost investigation agency is invited to meet Princess Caroline, third in line to the British throne, he boards his Gulfstream jet and flies straight to London.
The Princess needs Morgan’s skills, and his discretion. Sophie Edwards, a close friend of the royal, has gone missing. She must be found before the media become aware of it.
Morgan knows there is more to this case than he is being told.
But what is the Princess hiding?
Customer Reviews
*Thrilling Ride*
**3.5 Stars**
I took a break from this series as it started well then it kind of lost its way. I think because they are co-written they do not always gel.
This instalment was more like the beginning of the series. I think I had low expectations but this was more thrilling and based in London.
We see Jack Morgan the head of Private a top class investigation agency. They have much more resources than most police departments have and they pride themselves on leaving no stone unturned. They are dotted around the world in a lot of cities.
Jack is invited to meet Princess Caroline, she is the third in line to the U.K. throne. She knows of his special brand of skills and his discretion. She wants him to find a close friend of hers named Sophie but, she is holding something back. Jack is under pressure as the Princess wants him to find Sophie before it becomes a media storm.
He decides to go to Wales and where she was last seen. On checking into his hotel with one of the London team with him, his room quickly becomes peppered with bullets.
Jack smells a rat and soon he is fighting an old arch enemy and knows blood will be spilt.
But, he knows that the Princess is holding out on him and when one of his own is killed he is about to get even and settle the score, even if this means fighting to the bitter end where there is a showdown…
This was a much better pace and engrossing.