The House Next Door

This is a charming and precocious novel by an 8 year old. If you are looking for a beach read, it should be a short trip to the beach because this is very short. Considering the age of the author (and this is a second book) this is a nicely written book. I hope to see this author continue to grow into an accomplished and published author in the future, but I am glad that I supported this work at such an early stage.

I loved the first and third stories the very best . The first one blew me away and so did the last one . The middle story was a good but not great . I still recommend this book and don't understand why there are so many poor ratings . James Patterson is still one of the best mystery writers alive . I recommend this book . You won't regret buying it

Great

The first book was good. The 2nd was great. I wish it were longer and more drawn out. Classic storytelling. The 3rd was a giant turd. It had potential but never came close to reaching it.

Loved every minute of each story. Felt like I wanted more very fun read!

So she’s listened to all of his books and she said this one is very good as well. It did not disappoint.

Good stories t but 3rd book could have been longer. Would like to explore what happens next and left a lot on the table. Or was that done to set up a continuation.

Always easy to read

I recently read The House Next Door by James Patterson and I absolutely loved it! The story is captivating with its thrilling twists and turns, and the characters are so well-developed that I felt like I was right there with them. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, and I couldn't put the book down! The suspense and mystery kept me guessing until the very end. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for an exciting and thrilling read. It's definitely a five-star book!

Couldn't put it down

There's three stories, with three different co-authors, in this one volume. The first two are interesting tales, with a focus on romance (perhaps more so than other Patterson books). I enjoyed reading each of them. The third story is more sci-fi than anything, with misuse of technical terms such as "quantum" and a rather weak overall narrative. It is a change of domain for the author, and was not as good as the other two stories. A mixed bag, and I suspect a change of pace that some readers will like, some not.

Great read

Thoroughly enjoyed this book