Short & Sweet Review: Manhunt by James Patterson

Title: Manhunt
Author: James Patterson
Series: Michael Bennet, #10.5
Published: November 2017, BookShots
Format: Paperback, 144 pages
Source: Personal copy

Summary: 
Michael Bennett, be grateful you're alive.

Someone attacked the Thanksgiving Day Parade directly in front of Michael Bennett and his family. The television news called it "holiday terror"--Michael Bennett calls it personal. The hunt is on....



***Short & Sweet Reviews are short, quick reviews. These will mainly be used for series books where I have already done full reviews on some of the earlier books or for books that I feel will suffice with a quick review. These will not be used for review requests or blog tours.


My thoughts:  Once again, we have another BookShots installment within the Michael Bennett series and I have to say, I like these little mini stories that James Patterson has integrated into his series. This latest one starts off with quite a bang as the family is in the midst of their annual Thanksgiving tradition of watching the Macy's Parade, when all hell breaks loose. 

I loved the high-energy of this little novella - it jumps right into the action and there really is no extras here. I always enjoy the way Michael deals with the FBI and we get plenty of that here, even him getting in the last laugh!

Books in this series:

     1.  Step on a Crack

     2.  Run For Your Life

     3.  Worst Case

     4.  Tick Tock

     5.  I, Michael Bennett

     6.  Gone

     7.  Burn

     8.  Alert 
     9.  Bullseye 
     9.5  Chase  (BookShots)
     10.  Haunted

     10.5  Manhunt  (BookShots)

     11.  Ambush  
     12.  Blindside - due out Feb 2020