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Lifeguard

James Patterson

Paperback | Pages: 432 pages

Rating: 3.78 | 24059 Users | 925 Reviews

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Title	:	Lifeguard
Author	:	James Patterson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 432 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2006 by Grand Central Publishing (first published July 11th 2005)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Thriller

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The wildest thriller yet from "one of America's most influential authors" (New York Times)...Working as a lifeguard at a luxurious Florida resort, Ned Kelly meets the woman of his dreams. It feels perfect in every way-except that she's used to caviar and Manolo Blahniks, and he's used to burgers and flip-flops.So when Ned's cousin offers to cut him in on a fast break-and-enter job, Ned can't turn it down. The risk is high, and the reward is even greater-$5 million. But the robbery goes devastatingly wrong. Forced to run away from his town and the woman he's fallen in love with, Ned knows that only distance and secrecy can save his life. But who is pursuing him? The FBI? Whoever sabotaged the heist? Or is it all somehow tied in to his new love-and his oldest enemies?

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Original Title:	Lifeguard
ISBN:	044661761X (ISBN13: 9780446617611)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Ned Kelly, Agent Ellie Shurtleff

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Ratings: 3.78 From 24059 Users | 925 Reviews

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I would have to say that this book was just alright. I enjoyed it enough to finish it, but there were plenty of times when I was bored enough to put it down.Lifeguard is a crime drama starring a lifeguard on the run. When an art heist goes wrong and all his friends turn up dead, he is fugitive #1 and manages to dig himself deeper and deeper in trouble, all the while trying to dig himself out.The mystery aspect of the story was easy to figure out from the beginning, and the love interests were

My first read / listen of a James Patterson novel was a pleasant surprise!! Great story line with the mystery ending in a totally unexpected way. The extended epilogue provided a wonderfully warm ending despite the needless brutality that happened during the course of the story. Because of the awesome ending, 9 out of 10 for me!

I did it! I finally got around to reading a James Patterson book. I wasn't blown away, but I wasn't disappointed. The book was given to me by a friend. The first 10 chapters were awesome. So much was happening. Then the following 100+ chapters weren't as interesting. (Seriously the book was like 118 chapters. I kind of liked that though). The story was about a man, Ned Kelly. His lifelong friends ask him to help with a huge art heist for a $5 million payout. The heist goes very wrong, with all

While it started off good it degraded quickly. Maybe I expect too much.When characters are supposed to be street smart and book smart I have a hard time believing they would talk to the cops without a lawyer. Yeah I know people talk to cops without their lawyer all the time, those are the people in jail because they thought they were smarter than the police and could talk their way out of things.Taking your plates off the car and leaving it - what does that get you? Police are gonna look at a

This book was captivating from beginning to end. When you think you have it figured out it takes another exciting twist.Very exciting and riveting!!!!! Real page turner, just can't wait to see what happens next, the next chapter is more exciting than the last!!!!!! Some of the twists, I could see coming. But the unexpected ones are what made this book such an enjoyable read.

This wasn't bad, but it definitely wasn't among my top picks from Patterson. The main character has fled Massachusetts to Florida after some major disappointments in life. He settles for a quiet lifestyle, becoming a lifeguard and pool guy with no roots and few responsibilities. When his childhood friends (from the tough part of their hometown) ask him to help with an art heist (a sure thing), he agrees. But, of course, things go terribly wrong. With lots of dead bodies and $50 million in

I don't understand how this guy is so popular!After giving up on this tedious novel, I tried to skip to the end and see who the bad guy was. (I assure you this was only in case the person who'd recommended the book to me and whom I'd told I had read it, asked me questions.) It was horrible! I had to scan through nearly the whole second half of the book trying to find a bit of information I couldn't care less about. All in all I felt like Mr. Patterson owed me a couple hours of my life back.