Alex Cross: Kill Alex Cross (Series #17) (Paperback)

from sharonmoe

When Patterson writes with a co-author he must just give the other author the story line and then let him/her go off and write it. There is such a difference between those and the ones he actually writes himself! I have liked all the Alex Cross books except one (when he went to Africa -- I think ...

from buffalogr

Alex Cross saves the POTUS' kids. Add a Saudi Arabian terrorist and there you have the plots. It's about time that Cross interacted with POTUS; he lives in the same 'hood. Yep, there's characters in here that we haven't seen before, even one who escapes and is able to rehaunt Cross at a later dat...

from Beamis12

Two different plot lines that didn't have much to do with each other, except that they both affected the President, would have been more cohesive had he just stuck to one. Reading about the Cross family, however, is like visiting with relatives one hasn't seen for a while.

from TomWheaton

Another good read by the solo Patterson in the Alex Cross series. However, the title is a bit misleading as Alex was never in any real danger of being killed. There are two storylines in the book but, it was not hard to keep track of either one. Will there be another Alex Cross book?

from skinglist

Typical James Patterson, typical Alex Cross. I'd actually been away from the Cross series for a bit and this was a nice return. I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop with Ava, although taking her in was very Nana Mama. I think I've missed a book though or I forgot Damon was at boarding school...