Not Patterson's best work. "The Thomas Berryman Number" is still a page turner, and the plot is relatively exciting. The writing, though, is simplistic and we never really learn much about the characters. The plot is not very well explained, the time period keeps jolting about, so the book doesn't flow at all. It all just seems like a lot of disjointed thoughts and ideas put together in random order. Not to mention, the ending is abrupt and somewhat anti climatic. It's not up to his usual standards, but not horrible either.
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