text: Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Three Women Disappear: With bonus novel Come and Get Us
  MeMe427
  This book was amazing. It had so many twists and turns. I thought I had it figured out several times, but was so wrong. Each of the women were interesting and very surprising in their own way. The men involved d were a diverse group but they all shared one terrible quality.
  1.0 out of 5 starsHuh??
  I read all of JP's books. I enjoy the ones that even the critics don't like. I'm on page 82, and I don't think I can read anymore. I love mysteries, I don't love games. This isn't even fun. I feel like it's a waste of time and paper. Usually, his chapters leave you wanting to devour the next chapter. You can't wait to find out what happens next. I do not care what happens. Not at all.
  5,199 global ratings | 203 global reviews
  1.0 out of 5 stars Huh??
  I am an avid reader. I read between 2 and 3 books per week. I have read and enjoyed James Patterson's books whether coauthored or not. This is truly one of the worst books I've ever read by any author. Disjointed, unbelievable, and boring.
  1.0 out of 5 stars Another great disappointment
  I really wish James Patterson would just stick with the main series that have given him such acclaim. The Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, Women's Murder Club are great collaborations and worth the wait. These independent collaborations stories are just not his style, but the other author. I have been really disappointed with character development and story arc. Especially the last few novels we're not even original story lines but regurgitated from news stories and slapped together for a profit. I think I will be more selective in my purchases of collaboration novels of James Patterson.
  3.0 out of 5 stars Not Patterson's best
  For the first time, I'm a bit disappointed. Three Women Disappear was difficult to follow. Too much back and forth between characters for me. Come and Get Us just didn't seem like Patterson, possibly too much of the co-author?
  CRAIG A. ERNEY
  1.0 out of 5 stars I did not get My FREE Novel Come and Get US........
  Love the book but I want my FREE NOVEL!!!!!!!! Come and Get US!!!!!!!
  1.0 out of 5 stars VERY DISAPPOINTED IN PATTERSON !!!
  As a retired law enforcement professional and attorney when I read books that include criminal procedure matters and constitutional rights that should be afforded to "characters" in the story and the author gets it wrong I want to throw the book across the room!!! This stuff is NOT hard to research, especially for Patterson who should KNOW BETTER. I did NOT throw the book as I was reading it on my kindle. BUT, I stopped reading!! Waste of 15 bucks. James are you getting lazy or perhaps you just don not care to be accurate ?? DON'T BOTHER with this one !!!
  Jeanni Thrasher
  I'm not sure how this has so many stars unless the ratings are for Patterson's books as a whole. This one had very little Patterson input (or editor input either, for that matter) and was extremely disappointing. I agree with what every other one star reviewer said. I love JP's co-authored books. I read voraciously. In fact, I'd just finished another JP collab the day before. But this was awful. The characterization, plot, technical writing all left something to be desired but my two biggest hang-ups were about Sarah. The diabetes she has (or at least had in the first chapter) is Type 1, not 2. And when she traveled from Florida and through Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and then Texas she was heading WEST not east. At first, I thought she was lying but then in her stream of conscious she still said she was going east. Come on! How did this make it past an editor?!
  4.0 out of 5 stars Three women had enough of mistreatment by men who abused them.
  The women had different situations but found evil in the three men they wanted to escape. None had simple ways to escape. But the men abused them were criminals of great wealth, assets, employees and wield evil. An interesting way that they finally gathered strength in led to a change for each of them. Crime families were involved and could not imagine these 3 escaping. Each came from different backgrounds. Each reached a point where they had to change in order to survive. Never could they imagine how they found each other and fought for survival together and then moved on for different figures in different places. Enjoy!
  This book is boring, tedious, and wearisome. The title is a misnomer. This book should be titled, "Who killed Anthony Costello?"
  I have a rule that once I start a book I have to finish it. I couldn't wait to finish this wretched book. It was torture getting to the end.
  James Patterson should give great thought before connecting his name with such poorly written fodder. Indeed, this book was poorly written. Don't read this book. It's a big waste of time.