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Name: The Jester
Rating: 4.5 (15 reviews)
Author: James Patterson, Andrew Gross
ISBN: 9780316602051

The Jester

by James Patterson, Andrew Gross

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Readers' Rating (15):

First Published:
Mar 1, 2003, 400 pages

Paperback:
Feb 2004, 416 pages

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- Thrillers
- Europe
- France
- 17th Century or Earlier
- War Related
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Great easy read

I do a lot of reading and this novel is my all time favorite. I have read The Jester at least 5 or 6 times. It is a well told story that reads like you are watching a movie.

Meagan

The Jester

I was given "The Jester" as a summer reading assignment for my high school Humanities class...it's very well written and the characters seem to almost be real people speaking to the reader through the story. I very much enjoyed reading it, and it's hard to put it down once you start to read it.

doug

best book

I have read over 20 Patterson books an I have to say this is the best book I have ever read - period. It's got total nonstop action from beginning to end. I read the whole book in 8 hours..if you wanna read a great book pick The Jester..the guy goes through pure hell!

cloudpreacher

The Jester

One of his better books, one of those books you cannot put down until you have finished. I was introduced to this author by a friend. Thoroughly enjoyable read.

The Jackal

The Jester

Awesome book! I recommend it to everybody! Certainly a must read!

Junior

GOOD BOOK. A MUST READ.

Sarah

Great book, I would recommend it to anyone!

Gage

everyone should read it. almost a tear jeaker but not really:)

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