The 13-Minute Murder

By: James Patterson

Narrated by: MacLeod Andrews, Kevin T. Collins, Becky Ann Baker, Christopher Ryan Grant

A psychiatrist, a mother, and an expert hitman each race against time in these three fast-paced thrillers from the world's #1 bestselling writer, James Patterson.
Dead Man Running: Psychiatrist Randall Beck specializes in PTSD cases -- and his time is limited. Especially when he uncovers the plot to kill a presidential candidate.
113 Minutes: Molly Rourke's son has been murdered -- and she knows who's responsible. Now she's taking the law into her own hands. Never underestimate a mother's love.
13-Minute Murder: Michael Ryan can kill anybody in just minutes -- from the first approach to the clean escape. His skills have served him well, and he has a grand plan: to get out alive and spend his earnings with his beloved wife, Maria.
An anonymous client offers Ryan a rich payout to assassinate a target in Harvard Yard. It's exactly the last big job he needs to complete his plan. The precision strike starts perfectly, then somehow explodes into a horrifying spectacle. Ryan has to run and Maria goes missing. Now the world's fastest hit man sets out for one last score: Revenge. And every minute counts.

wowww. It was great anticipating eachending.

13 - Minute Murder. wowww. It was great, wowww. It was great
anticipating each ending.

3 story compilation - 2/3

This is a collection of 3 stories, of which, the 1st and 3rd were pretty good. The first story had a good flow and page-turning drama. The second story had a cliche story line that could have held promise if not for the whiplash through the story. As for the third and final story, it feels like you're going between Don Quixote and John Wick.

3 stories

loved the idea of 3 books in one. each very different. sometimes you like a story for shorter trips

The 13minute murder

I enjoyed the first 2 stories but the third one was not enjoyable at all! I didn't like the entire plot of the third story.

Yes you can!

Where does my heart beat now. The means in which we take revenge is exact. It's not until it's over then we stop to think if we could have done something different.