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 Double Cross - James Patterson
Newest Review: ... Alex Cross as he arrives on our shelves again to confront not one but two deadly (and as it's Alex Cross - rather psychotic) ... more  ... serial killers.
We are firstly reunited with Kyle Craig, an ex-colleague and friend of Alex who we last heard of in 'Violets are Blue' when Kyle Craig - who called himself 'The Mastermind' was captured and sent to a maximum security prison - ADX Florence - after he went on a killing spree. Well, now we see the return of him, in prison - but for how long?
The second, attracts the name of the 'Audience Killer' (or A.K) due to the very public and rather arrogant displays of murder. The Audience Killer even sets up ...more |
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Double Cross - James Patterson: Double Trouble for the Dragon Slayer (1096 words)
by NewYork2006 - written on 18/02/08 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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First off can I just say - another fantastic read from the master of the thriller genre! I have an immense love of reading and James Patterson is undoubtedly my favourite author and I am pleased to say that 'DOUBLE CROSS' doesn't disappoint For all you James Patterson fans out there you will, I'm sure, know who Alex Cross is. However, for all you JP virgins, here is a summary: The Alex Cross series is James Patterson's first and probably most popular. Alex Cross is a police detective/psychologist who has, in previous books, worked for the Washington DC Police Force and for the FBI and at times has had his own psychiatrist practice. He is ...
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