Bez szału, niestety, life doesn't always go as we expect.

There are times when we face challenges and setbacks that seem insurmountable.

We may feel disappointed, frustrated, or even hopeless.

However, it is important to remember that these difficulties are a part of life's journey.

They can teach us valuable lessons and make us stronger.

Instead of giving up, we should try to find solutions and keep moving forward.

With determination and perseverance, we can overcome any obstacle and achieve our goals.

So, the next time you encounter a problem, don't let it defeat you.

Believe in yourself and your ability to handle it.

Remember, bez szału, niestety, but also with hope and courage.

I'm currently enrolled in a MasterClass on writing led by James Patterson. As I was going through the course, I had a realization - I had never actually read any of his books. So, I decided to begin with the one he specifically mentions during one of his classes.

Surprisingly, after reading it, I'm now feeling extremely inspired to write! The reason being, if he can manage to make a significant amount of money from this rather predictable and cliched piece of work, then surely I have a chance of writing a bestseller someday. I really have no idea how this book managed to get published in the first place. It's hands down one of the most trite and simplistic books I've ever come across. Maybe, in some distant future, it could potentially pass as a Lifetime movie of the week, but that's about it.

I'm now more determined than ever to show that I can write something far better and more original. I believe that with hard work and dedication, I can achieve my goal of becoming a successful author.

I had never delved into the works of James Patterson before, and now I have a clear understanding of why.

Although this particular piece was titled the 2005 International Thriller of the Year, it turned out to be a disappointingly predictable "black spider" narrative.

The story follows a rather straightforward pattern: a beautiful woman sets her sights on unsuspecting wealthy men. She lures them in, discovers and pilfers their money, and then callously kills them before moving on to her next unsuspecting victim.

That's essentially the entire plot in a nutshell. There are no real twists or turns to keep the reader on the edge of their seat.

And, as expected, she is eventually apprehended.

Overall, it was a rather lackluster and unoriginal thriller that failed to live up to its lofty title.

I'm not sure if this is representative of Patterson's entire body of work, but based on this one experience, I'm not overly eager to explore more.

Perhaps there are other gems hidden within his bibliography that I have yet to discover, but for now, I remain somewhat skeptical.

Ghastly

The writing in this book is truly abysmal. It lacks finesse, depth, and any real sense of artistry. The plotting is so ridiculous that it's laughable. The storylines seem to be thrown together haphazardly, without any thought or planning. The characters are equally shallow. They lack any real development or complexity, making it impossible to truly engage with them on an emotional level. This is, without a doubt, a terrible book. I can't believe I wasted my time reading it. I only persevered because I'm taking Patterson's writing course with friends and he references this book. But after reading this, I think I'll stop that too. There is simply no way I want to write like this. I want to create works that are meaningful, engaging, and thought-provoking. This book has shown me exactly what not to do as a writer. I hope Patterson takes some time to reflect on his work and tries to improve in the future.

Just completed the ha giang loop.

I nearly lost my life in the floods, so there was no time for reading.

I managed to squeeze this one in before my flight home.

My travels are finally over :(.

I quite enjoyed this.

Literally, it reads like a TikTok as there is constantly something happening, although it is rather predictable.

The ha giang loop was an adventure like no other.

The floods were a terrifying experience, but I'm glad I made it through.

Despite the lack of reading time, I was able to find some moments of relaxation.

As I boarded my flight home, I couldn't help but feel a sense of relief and a tinge of sadness that my travels had come to an end.

Overall, it was a memorable trip that I will cherish for a long time.

Interesting enough to keep you reading!

This statement holds true for many forms of literature, whether it's a thrilling mystery, a heartwarming romance, or an action-packed adventure. When a piece of writing is truly interesting, it has the power to captivate our attention and hold it until the very end.

What makes something interesting enough to keep us reading? It could be a unique and engaging plot, well-developed characters that we can relate to, or a writing style that is both vivid and descriptive. Maybe it's a combination of all these elements.

For example, a mystery novel might keep us on the edge of our seats as we try to solve the crime along with the protagonist. A romance might tug at our heartstrings as we follow the relationship between the two main characters. And an adventure story might take us on a wild ride through unknown territories, filled with danger and excitement.

In conclusion, if a piece of writing is interesting enough, it has the potential to transport us to another world and keep us entertained for hours on end. So the next time you pick up a book or article, make sure it's one that will keep you reading!

I normally read James P books out of loyalty. He truly had me hooked with the very first one I read, which was London Bridges. I'm well aware that he has written numerous books over the years. However, this particular book didn't have my favorite and lovable character, Alex Cross. Instead, the main character was a woman who, unfortunately, had far too many issues for my liking. It didn't take long for me to easily get tired of following her around the world as she lived out this life that seemed like an imposter. It was a bit of a disappointment in that regard, as I was really looking forward to another adventure with Alex Cross. But perhaps James P will surprise us with something even better in his future works.

I thoroughly enjoyed this.

It has a really good plot that is filled with numerous twists and turns.

The main overarching story focuses on Nora and FBI agent John O'Hara, but there is so much more happening in the background.

The complex web of events and the hidden secrets add depth and excitement to the narrative.

It keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

If you have a penchant for thrillers, then I would highly recommend this.

You will be captivated by the mystery and the suspense that unfolds.

The characters are well-developed and the story is engaging, making it a great read for those who enjoy a good thriller.

So, if you're looking for a thrilling adventure, give this a try.

You won't be disappointed.

I truly loved it.

It was an experience that left a lasting impression on me.

From the moment I first encountered it, I was captivated by its charm and allure.

The details were exquisite, and every aspect seemed to be carefully crafted.

It had a certain magic that drew me in and made me want more.

I found myself completely immersed in it, losing track of time and reality.

The emotions it evoked were intense and genuine, and I couldn't help but be moved.

Whether it was the beauty of its appearance or the depth of its meaning, it had something special that set it apart.

I will always remember this thing that I loved so much, and it will hold a special place in my heart.

It was a truly remarkable and unforgettable experience that I will cherish forever.

This is not my typical J.P. storyline.

To be honest, this one kind of bored me. There were just too many twists and turns, and having one person play multiple characters didn't really add to the enjoyment for me.

It felt a bit convoluted at times. However, I have to admit that I truly enjoyed the ending.

It was unexpected and managed to bring a sense of closure and satisfaction to the whole story.

Despite the initial boredom, the ending redeemed the overall experience to some extent.

It made me think that maybe there was more to the story than I initially thought.

Overall, while it wasn't my favorite J.P. storyline, the ending did leave a lasting impression.

I tore through this book with great enthusiasm. I simply could not put it down!

There are essentially two intertwined plots in this story. Nora Sinclair, an interior designer, was widowed when her cardiologist husband died of an apparent heart attack. However, in reality, Nora killed him for his money and she shows no sign of stopping. She is a literal "black widow." John O'Hara, on the other hand, is the FBI agent assigned to investigate when Nora's fiance also meets the same fate as her late husband. They engage in a riveting game of cat and mouse as he endeavors to prove her guilt and she tries to uncover the truth about the "insurance agent" (his cover), suspecting there is more to him than meets the eye.

Meanwhile, The Tourist intercepts a suitcase and, out of curiosity, takes a peek at its contents. To his surprise, he discovers a flash drive containing the names and offshore account numbers of several people, with account balances totaling over a billion dollars.

For most of the book, these two plots seemed to be running parallel, with no obvious connection. At times, I found myself wondering about the significance of the "Tourist" plot line. However, in the end, the author masterfully weaves these two storylines together, tying up all the loose ends in a satisfying conclusion. This book appears to be the start of a new series featuring John O'Hara, and I am eagerly looking forward to reading the second book, having thoroughly enjoyed this one.

If this is what is considered adult literature, then I sincerely hope that I become illiterate by the time I reach my 18th birthday. Patterson attempts to pen a suspenseful narrative, yet the convoluted loops and unexpected turns seem to have eluded him even within the very act of writing. This results in sporadic moments of truly stupid incoherence that jar the reader and disrupt any semblance of a smooth reading experience.

It's as if Patterson got lost in his own web of plot devices, unable to maintain a consistent thread of logic or coherence. The story meanders aimlessly, with disjointed segments that fail to connect in a meaningful way.

Rather than drawing the reader in and keeping them on the edge of their seat, the supposed suspense falls flat, leaving the reader feeling frustrated and unengaged. It's a disappointment to see what could have been an interesting concept devolve into such a mess of incoherence.

Perhaps Patterson needs to reevaluate his writing style and approach to creating suspense if he wishes to produce works that are truly worthy of being called adult literature.