Alex Cross Novels: The People vs. Alex Cross (Audiobook)

from jfe16

Alex Cross finds himself suspended from the force, awaiting trial for murder following the debacle at the old factory involving Gary Soneji's followers. He knows he shot only in self-defense, but he worries that the jury might not believe him. Meanwhile, John Sampson brings him a gruesome video t...

from nwieme

Not any literary prize winner, but I just love Alex Cross.

from rmarcin

I really enjoyed this book - it reminded me of early James Patterson books in the Alex Cross series. I am so glad, because I read the most recent Private series installment "Count to Ten" and I really disliked it. Likely because Patterson has just given his name to the book and left the writing t...

from imyknott

It is sometime since I last read a James Patterson book. This story retains his punchy writing style that keeps the reader fully involved. Again we are confronted with a number of different crimes which he carefully intertwines around a murder charge which is being levelled at Alex Cross. I loved...

from LivelyLady

Alex Cross is being tried for the shooting of three people. During the course of trial prep and the trial, a concurrent plot unfolds with a dark web site and the disappearance of blonde young women. The good thing is that it is said to be written by Patterson, alone. No co authors are listed.