Summer book #17: I, Michael Bennett by James Patterson
This is from the Michael Bennett series. Michael Bennett is an NYPD detective with 10 children, a Catholic priest for a grandfather, and a strange relationship with his nanny. Michael is a very likeable character, and I generally enjoy reading the books in this series.
The premise of this book is this: Michael is out to capture Manuel Perrine, a very dangerous drug lord from Mexico. He does so, and one of his friends is killed by one of Perrine's bodyguards. But jail does not keep Perrine from causing havoc for Michael. Two of his sons are shot, and cops are being taken out at an alarming rate.
My only problem with this book is that Patterson doesn't tie up the loose ends like he usually does. Looks like I have to wait a year to find out what happens.
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