Quite recently, he has taken to try and solving very hard and possibly dangerous cases: a billionaire who may be cheating on his wife, a football player who seems to be throwing games, and a club owner who may or may not be connected to the Russian mafia (let’s not kid ourselves though, people who are suspected of being connected to the mafia generally are). This time around, in Private Berlin, the story takes place in (obviously) Germany, and it is centered on Chris Schneider, the man in charge of running Private in that country.
The agency has headquarters set up in numerous parts of the world, and each of the books, so far at least, has taken place in different countries. For those of you who aren't acquainted with Patterson and Sullivan’s works, he has written Private novels in the past and they are centered around the best investigative agency on the planet called Private.
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