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Season of the Machete
 
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Forsaking a life of leisure for the things he believes him, Peter Macdonald prepares for a confrontation on a vacation island with psychopathic killers-for-hire Damian and Carrie Rose. Reprint. PW.

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  • ISBN13: 9780446600477
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One of the best endings ever
 
Review Date: October 21, 1999
Reviewer: ,
After reading Patterson's Alex Cross novels I decided to read his earlier works. This book is the best he has written before Along Came a Spider. Unlike the others that have written here I understood the ending and loved it. Finally a good ending and you can see where Patterson gets his double villain themes from. I would definately recommend this book over "See How They Run", "Hide and Seek" or "The Thomas Berryman". Number
Typical James Patterson
 
Review Date: November 11, 2008
Reviewer: B. Ebel, Pembroke Pines, FL
If you like James Patterson, you appreciate the suspense in Season of the Machete. It can expicitly gory, but you can't put the book down. Interesting story within a story.Season of the Machete
SEASON OF THE MACHETE
 
Review Date: February 19, 2006
Reviewer: G. J. ROE,
THE BOOK WAS A TYPICAL PATTERSON THRILLER. KEEPS YOU INTERESTED AND YOUR HEART POUNDING. AFTER A FEW OF HIS BOOKS YOU START LOOKING FOR THE ANTI-TYPICAL VILLIAN IN THE FIRST CHAPTER.
Confusing, messy, poorly written. Enjoyable.
 
Review Date: September 29, 2002
Reviewer: RachelWalker, England
This is strange book...

A very early James Patterson, i had expected it to be more well written than some of his latest books. (As "See How They Run", another early effort, was) but no...it wasn't in fact, it was worse. Some of the sentences don't even make sense and soem of the turns of phrase are just plain weird. The dialogue, in parts, is so overemphasized it is unreadble. The plot rambles, and i defy anyone to actually tell me what on earth was going on. Patterson doesn't actually stop to explain ANYTHING. The characters are cardboard thin, and there are so many of them, and you are unclear of who they all are and what their role and whose side they are on, etc. The dates of all the events in the book just don't tally at all. (In the prologue, for example, there are two killings. the date is stated as 1980. When, about four chapters into the book, these killings are mentioned again, it says they took place in 1979.)

Overall, this is a completely confusing book. It'll take a really dedicated reader to actually be able to work out what it is all truly about. However, apart from that, it IS an enjoyable book. I sped through it, helped by Patterson's loose style. The plot, such as it is, moves incredibly quickly, and murder piles upon murder right up until the conclusion, which, i will admit, is certainly very good.

All in all, i cannot reccomend this book to anyone except fans of Patterson who wish to delve into these curios of his back-catalogue.

Early Patterson
 
Review Date: January 30, 2010
Reviewer: Don,
I re-read the paperback so many times it fell apart and had to buy it in hardcover.
The story of Damian and Carrie Rose high priced contract killers who create a bloodbath
on a Caribbean island.