The Lake House

By: James Patterson

Narrated by: Hope Davis, Stephen Lang

Six extraordinary children are trying to lead normal lives in the Rocky Mountain countryside—but something powerful and dangerous connects them all as terrible secrets begin to arise . . .

They live in different homes, with different families, but there is something powerful that connects them. Something that puts them in terrible danger.The only time they've ever felt safe was when they were together in the waterfront cabin they call the Lake House. And the only people they've ever trusted are Frannie and Kit, the couple who rescued them from unimaginable evil once before.

When that evil resurfaces, the kids reconnect with Frannie and Kit and set off on an astonishing adventure. They flee to the Lake House, but even that haven may no longer be safe.

Dr. Ethan Kane is chief of surgery at Liberty Hospital, one of the most esteemed hospitals in the nation. It is here that terrible secrets lie, secrets that will change the world for all of us.

The other James Patterson

First of all, do NOT read this book if you have not read "When The Wind Blows" or you will think it is shallow and he is incapable of plot development. On the other hand, if you have read the prequel to this book, it starts off with the gripping action that Wind Blows had. It then settles down a bit and is an entertaining book about some naive special kids, a naive vet and a naive FBI agent ... OK, he was cast in a pretty poor light, but, again, if you read his first book in this series its pretty good. It is NOT an Alex Cross book and it is by no means anything like The Jester. This is something different, and I bet he'll stay away from these types in the future.

The Lake House (Unabridged)

A good sequel with an interesting, although at times, predictable plot line. The "bird kid" characters are developed more and are enjoyable. If you did not read the first novel, it must all seem very strange; plus parts of the story are told several times, from several different character viewpoints. This results in a story that jumps back and ahead a few times. I can't understand all the bad reviews -- it was an enjoyable read.

An Amazing story.

this book will draw you in while you're fighting for the good guys to win. More twist and turns than the road to Lahina.

The Lake House

Patterson brings fantasy and the outer edge of scientific possibility together for an edge of your seat listen along with the dasteredly villian in the mix. Definately a KEEP YOU ON THE EDGE story.

Intriguing, Kept me listening!

I really liked this book and liked the way it shows love between adults and special children. Then there was that evil doctor! I thoroughly enjoyed it!