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by villager90 - written on 13/02/08 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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"Around noon, i got a call on my cell phone. 'Just checking in.' the Mastermind said. 'How is San Fransisco Alex? Lovely city. Will you leave you heart there? Do you think its a good place to die?" The great enemy, the mastermind, is back-and he is hot on Cross's trail. His cold, evil and taunting threats leave Alex confused, angry and desperately concerned for his beloved family's safety. Meanwhile, Alex is drawn into his most bizarre investigation yet. Two San Fransisco joggers are found dead-bitten and hung by their feet to drain the blood out of them. Further murders in California and then on the East Coast, baffle Cross and the FBI. Is this ...
by loopy101 - written on 12/12/01 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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OK, as there isn't an option for it yet, I’ve decided to write my op on this book here! Plus my op on Patterson in general! First the Author! I first got into reading Patterson quite strangely actually! I had seen the movie Kiss the Girls starring Morgan Freeman that was pants, but my pal told me that the book is really worth a read! But I couldn't get hold of that book so I read another instead, this being Along Came a Spider, which happens to be the very first Alex Cross Novel! Loved it and couldn't put it down! So moved on to others! I must say that although the Cross novels are very good, my personal favourites are the one's which focus on new ...
by katgoddess23 - written on 29/08/02 (Useful, 63 readings)
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**Contains spoilers from Roses Are Red** I picked up the latest James Patterson novel from Morrisons at the bargain price of £4.99. (Usual price £6.99.) I needed something to read on my week off from work, and from the small selection of books they sell at the supermarket, Patterson was the only author I'd heard of. I have already read the Jack and Jill book from the Alex Cross series, which was a Christmas present, and I have also seen the film Along Came A Spider. Violets Are Blue continues on from the previous Alex Cross story Roses Are Red, which I haven't read. Reading the first part isn't vital as there is a lot of background to ...
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