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Well, that was a weird ending. Another excellent Alex Cross addition to the series with a brilliant and sick psycho killer and Alex distraught most of the book. It was great to see a support system come through to assist him on this one. I hope we get to see more of a resolution to events in this bo Leggi tutto

Pop Goes the Weasel is the 5th book featuring Alex Cross. This book is written a bit differently, in that, the reader knows who-did-it right away, Cross figures it out quickly; however, diplomatic immunity forces the plot more towards 'will he be made to pay for his crimes' rather than, 'will he be

Not bad at all. Moved quickly and I enjoyed the four horsemen concept for the killers. Alex is a great character to read about and the personalism of this installment made for a more edge of your seat read. But I found it predictable so that’s why I went to three stars. It was still interesting thou Leggi tutto

SPOILERS AHEAD I would say the story was entertaining and also ridiculous. We know straight at the start that Geoffrey Shafer a British Embassy official has become insane. Apparently a common occurrence amongst British diplomats. He plays a game called the Four Horsemen and he is Death. Surprise, Sur Leggi tutto

I started reading this series during The Great American Read. I was familiar with James Patterson, mostly because his name is splashed all over so many books as author, co-author, or whatever you want to call his publication style, but I had never actually read one of his books. I discovered quickly Leggi tutto

It had an exciting plot and was Interesting to some extent but being the forth book in a series, it fell flat for me. The Killer was interesting and some parts of the book held my attention but my constant checking of how many pages I have left made me question if I am really invested in the story.. Leggi tutto