1.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 07/10/2008

I found this an effort to read, I battled through it but found it uninteresting and not flowing.

2.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 17/01/2007

Not much else I can really say. Read the other reviews posted and that sums it up. Unreadable. I don't think that the 'language' in this book was meant to be Southern style talk, but more like an ill, stereotypical attempt at ebonics. (This trend continues on in Patterson's writing career as those of you who have read every Alex Cross novel know what I mean.)

I thought I was going to take a shot at all of Patterson's books since they are such basic 1-2 day reads and generally keep my interest. Those plans progressively changed as I moved along in the Cross novels and 'Berryman' may just prevent me from ever picking up one of his books again

2.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 06/01/2007

Unreadable. I don't think that the 'language' in this book was meant to be Southern style talk, but more like an ill, stereotypical attempt at ebonics. (This trend continues on in Patterson's writing career as those of you who have read every Alex Cross novel know what I mean.)

I thought was going to take a shot at all of Patterson's books since they are such basic 1-2 day reads and generally keep my interest. Those plans progressively changed as I moved along in the Cross novels and 'Berryman' may just prevent me from ever picking up one of his books again.

2.0 out of 5 based on 4 reviews. – Customer review on 20/03/2007

How many trees has Patterson killed? too many. His books are boring, and totally uninspired. Nothing exciting ever happens in them. They are meant for the dumb & dumber audience. If only there was a way that i could ask for a refund for my time. Never will i touch another patterson abomination.