Alex Cross Series Lib/E: Kiss the Girls Lib/E (Audiobook)

from emhromp2

I must admit, I became curious after I had seen the film. But the book is, what a cliche, so much better. The story is about Alex Cross, whose niece has disappeared. After some searching, it becomes clear that two serial killers have a kind of competition about who kills the most girls. The kidna...

from ct.bergeron

Now comes the scariest, most unforgettable novel in several years. In Los Angeles, a reporter investigating a series of murders is killed. In Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a beautiful medical intern suddenly disappears. Washington D.C.'s Alex Cross is back to solve the most baffling and terrifying...

from SonicQuack

Short punchy chapters, laden with action, suspense and red herrings are tell-tale signs that this is a James Patterson book. This time Alex Cross finds himself pitting his wits against two sexual predators and Kiss The Girls won't disappoint fans of the first Alex Cross novel. There are plenty of...

from DanStratton

Graphic, but terrifying. The way Patterson brings horror to the page is well done. I don't read this genre much, but I did out of interest in the TV series "Castle" on which Patterson made a cameo appearance. I couldn't put the book down and wanted to the whole way. It was unsettling to think the...

from Andrew-theQM

This book gripped me from the very beginning and maintained my interest throughout. I like and buy into the main character Alex Cross, who we continue to learn about. This would have been 5 stars but I felt the tension and plot drifted towards the end. Second book in which a relationship has figu...