Alex Cross: Violets Are Blue (Series #7) (CD-Audio)

from buffalogr

Great book in the series. Quick, easy read from James Patterson (or whoever?) Again, Alex maintains a balance between family life, romance and the job. The latter takes him all over the country as he begins to solve one mystery and then it all mixes together. Who knew that there is an entire vamp...

from fufuakaspeechless

It was kind of weird...something about vampires. Or people pretending to be vampires anyway. This was my first James Patterson book, and I guessed who the killer was. I suppose if I had read them in order I never would have guessed. Still, it's an odd storyline. Meh. Not one of the best. Roses ar...

from ct.bergeron

Detective Alex Cross must confront his most terrifying nemesis ever-and his own deepest fears-in this electrifying new thriller from the master of suspense, James Patterson. Alex Cross has never believed in vampires. But when two joggers are found slain in a manner that suggests a macabre ritual,...

from skinglist

Journal entry 2 by SKingList from New York, New York USA on Sunday, April 10, 2005 Violets are Blue had me screaming "Lost Boys" even before they talked about Santa Cruz being the vampire capital of the US right to when Kyle asked "Are they down here in this tunnel? The Lost Boys?" Luckily for Ja...

from es135

In the conclusion to the mystery in the previous novel, Roses are Red, Alex Cross finally must face the Mastermind. For some reason, Patterson decided to put in a vampire subplot, but it kind of works. His fast pacing lends itself well to story, and the twists are as good as ever. Thankfully, the...