The House Next Door

An affair spirals out of control, a detective investigates four mysterious disappearances, and a mysterious message from space leads to a manhunt in these three electrifying thrillers from the world's #1 bestselling writer.The House Next Door (with Susan DiLallo): Married mother of three Laura Sherman was thrilled when her new neighbor invited her on some errands. But a few quick tasks became a long lunch -- and now things could go too far with a man who isn't what he seems . . .The Killer's Wife (with Max DiLallo): Four girls have gone missing. Detective McGrath knows the only way to find them is to get close to the suspect's wife . . . maybe too close.We. Are. Not. Alone. (with Tim Arnold): The first message from space will change the world. It's first contact: undeniable proof of alien life. Disgraced Air Force scientist Robert Barnett found it. Now he's the target of a desperate nationwide manhunt -- and Earth's future hangs in the balance.

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"Patterson has mastered the art of writing page-turning bestsellers."—Chicago Sun-Times

"The page-turningest author in the game right now."—San Francisco Chronicle

"Patterson is a master."—Toronto Globe and Mail

Pretty good

3 stories. The first 2 were terrific. The last was about outer space and that’s just not my “thing”. But it was entertaining.

Night Reader

Ejoyable. Good book to read while relaxing on the weekend or after a long day at work.

Didn't meet expectations

When I see a Patterson book, even with co-authors, I expect an enthralling story that gives me those mixed feelings of anticipating how it ends and dreading it coming to an end. None of the stories in this anthology dis that for me.

pretty good I enjoyed the story. kept me involed

the 2nd story was the best it was fast past and exciting. and characters seemed real.

The stories had great potential, but...

For the first two books, I wondered if people are as foolish as the main characters were. The last book was a bit corny, I am sure it was trying to be inspiring, but seemed implausible. The narration was great though.