Triple Cross: (Alex Cross 30)

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Several apparently disparate story lines are carefully woven together by the author in this book, the key suspects constantly changing so that as soon as you think you've grasped who is guilty the evidence points to somebody else. Because you know the main characters already, its just the "guest" ones for this book you need to get used to, so that helps straight away. However, if you have read the series, this book is like being welcomed back into the fold of a loving family. In a welcome move, Patterson gives Bree a large share of the action that gets her close to death more than once, and I wish he keeps the trend going. Using simple words and phrases that anyone can understand, and hooks at the end of every chapter, the pace rattles along so no sooner have you started to read than you find yourself at the end.

Storyline wise, you do wonder where the book is going with there being 2 distinct storylines before eventually they cross over and has you hurriedly reading on to find out what is happening next! It’s unbelievable that this is book 30 in the Alex Cross series and yet the author manages to make it as crisp and fresh as the first. A charismatic true-crime author has spotted patterns in the actions of 'The Family Man' that others have missed.

When a serial killer crashes Detective Michael Bennett's wedding, he and his new partner uncover a gruesome string of cold-case homicides across the country. Kay Willingham led a life as glamorous as it was public—she was a gorgeous Georgetown socialite, philanthropist, and the ex-wife of the vice president. The most revered detective in Paris puts his skills to the test in three thrilling cases from the creator of Alex Cross and Detective Michael Bennett.

re-telling the political clan’s rise and fall and rise again (and fall again) with novelistic style” (People). Alex Cross] has become one of the greatest fictional detectives of all time, a character for the ages. Quite some suspension of disbelief is required to accept that a professional like Bree Stone would make such a mess of a covert operation, and her cavalier attitude to involving a civilian in a potentially dangerous situation. The new characters, especially NYPD detective Rosella Salazar and fashion designer Phillip Henry Luster—both part of Bree’s story—are well-crafted too and deserve another appearance or two. Even though the Alex Cross books are a series, you can read this book stand alone as with many of the others.

Detective Alex Cross is in the sights of the Dead Hours Killer, a serial murderer on a ruthless mission.

New York Times bestselling author Natasha Ngan delivers a stunningly beautiful, heartbreaking finale to the epic Girls of Paper and Fire series. While both the "Private" series and the Alex Cross series are written by James Patterson, they are separate series featuring different characters. Agent Amy Cornwallexcels at working from the shadows—until a botched field operation reveals dark dealings between her bossesand an informant.The rest of the book will have you on the edge of your seat, suspecting all bar Cross and anxious for clarity. While Alex continues his homicide investigation wife Bree is investigating the alleged murky secrets of a Fashion icon. Triple Cross: The Greatest Alex Cross Thriller Since Kiss the Girls” is a modern masterpiece, a powerful novel that can be read on its own.

Detective Alex Cross hunts down a serial killer who’s murdering entire families -- and who will next be coming for Cross. From the New York Times bestselling author of The President Is Missing, America has elected its most brilliant president ever, but he’s also a psychopath—and about to start a world war with our most dangerous enemy. A James Patterson Presents Picture BookKids can imagine a world where they're in charge -- and ask the grown-ups for help when they need to -- in this adorable and imaginative picture book. The characters in this novel bring life and heart to this story, each with a distinct voice and personality.Plus, I always love the balance of mystery/thriller vs family life that Patterson brings to his books.