Alex Cross: Alex Cross : Also published as CROSS (Series #12) (Paperback)

from brucemmoyer

This, in my opinion, is one of the better Alex Cross novels, however it is still an Alex Cross novel and as such, it borders on the trashy.I did find it entertaining and enjoyed the read, but all the time thinking I could be reading something better. Every Patterson Alex Cross book I have read ad...

from msaucier818

Three Alex Cross books in three days. Yikes! This was probably my favorite of the three, but that is not saying a whole heck of a lot. This book tells the story about Cross finding out about who killed his wife all those years ago. This book was different in the sense that for most of it, Alex Cr...

from Carpe_Librum

This novel is part of the Alex Cross series by James Patterson. I always love the fact that his books are a quick read - perfect for the holidays. I won't spoil the ending for anyone who hasn't read it yet, but I was thrilled when Cross resigned from the FBI to spend more time with his family!! I...

from SonicQuack

Less frantic that most of the Cross novels, this entry has more content and storyline than usual. It's a story piece, following Alex's departure from the FBI, whilst his past comes back to haunt him, offering the potential of closure for a theme that has run across all the novels so far. The narr...

from es135

This novel is, thankfully, reminiscent of the early books (Along Came a Spider, Kiss the Girls) in the series. It is apparent that the success of an Alex Cross novel, in my mind, is dependent on Alex's personal stakes in the cases. Patterson, whether you like his style or not, is very good at wri...