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Alex Cross's nemesis Gary Soneji is back in this fourth novel in the Alex Cross series, and it is up to Cross to capture him in this suspense-filled novel. Added to that, the FBI (and Thomas Pierce) is looking for the mysterious serial killer, Mr. Smith, and they want Alex's help in catching him before he kills again.
As Alex Cross and his family are attacked and left for dead, it is up to Thomas Pierce to both find the mysterious Mr. Smith and solve who was behind the attacks; however, there are ...more
As Alex Cross and his family are attacked and left for dead, it is up to Thomas Pierce to both find the mysterious Mr. Smith and solve who was behind the attacks; however, there are ...more
4.5 Stars
I took the opportunity of a task in the Summer 2013 Seasonal Reading Challenge to revisit James Patterson. I chose an older novel and I'm glad that I did. Cat & Mouse reminded of just why I sought out Patterson's books. Jack & Jill, I believe was my introduction to him. The staccato style chapters that quickly moved the story-line and slightly elevates the suspense. An author, using nursery rhymes as titles? A black protagonist and a widower with two titles: Policeman and Psychologist? ...more
I took the opportunity of a task in the Summer 2013 Seasonal Reading Challenge to revisit James Patterson. I chose an older novel and I'm glad that I did. Cat & Mouse reminded of just why I sought out Patterson's books. Jack & Jill, I believe was my introduction to him. The staccato style chapters that quickly moved the story-line and slightly elevates the suspense. An author, using nursery rhymes as titles? A black protagonist and a widower with two titles: Policeman and Psychologist? ...more
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