from daveted

I hate James Patterson books. They're like candy. Easy to digest, and don't take long, but afterwards, I feel like I shouldn't have really have eaten/read it. But I keep reading them, because they're so quick to read. However, this book was good. Still averagely written, but the storylines weren'...

from cmeilink

In James Patterson's latest addition to his best-selling Alex Cross series, we find the detective planning his wedding to Bree Stone. Life is good or, at least, could be good, but the arrival of Cross' adversary, Kyle Craig, together with a team of 'Patriot' killers, and a third threat in the for...

from daveted

I hate James Patterson books. They're like candy. Easy to digest, and don't take long, but afterwards, I feel like I shouldn't have really have eaten/read it. But I keep reading them, because they're so quick to read. However, this book was good. Still averagely written, but the storylines weren'...

from es135

It was really impossible for this novel to fail. Without a doubt, Kyle Craig is the best Cross villain. He is such a foil to the main character that it is always entertaining to read about their encounters. On the human side, Patterson delivers with a potential wedding (Bree is the perfect match ...

from msaucier818

This review could be the same as any of the others I have written about Patterson in the last year. Engaging enough to keep me turning pages, disappointed that the bad guys flame out so badly in the end. It is hard to build up criminal masterminds only to find out that (spoilerish here) they are ...