Cross Kill by
James Patterson is a Bookshot book, meaning it is a short book (about 100-150
pages) and under $5, which is a great deal for all of us. It is action packed from page one to the end
and had my attention throughout the book.
Like all of Patterson’s book, it is spellbinding, suspenseful and
thrilling.
Alex Cross is a homicide detective who uses his PhD in psychology
to get into the minds of killers. From
the first of the series, Along Came a
Spider, to Cross Kill, Gary Sonji
is his main adversary. Sonji is
introduced in Along Came a Spider as
a psychotic kidnapper/murderer and continues to demonstrate his diabolical mind
throughout the series. Alex thinks his troubles
are over when he sees Sonji die.
Cross Kill opens
with a shootout between Alex and his partner, Sampson and a gunman that Alex
thinks is Sonji. He starts seeing him
everywhere, but nobody will believe him.
After all, Sonji is dead. Or is
he?
Once again, Patterson has written a bestseller. I give it
five stars.
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