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Original Title:	I, Alex Cross
ISBN:	0316018783 (ISBN13: 9780316018784)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Alex Cross #16
Characters:	Alex Cross

I, Alex Cross (Alex Cross #16)

James Patterson

Hardcover | Pages: 400 pages

Rating: 4 | 36336 Users | 1840 Reviews

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Can Alex Cross survive his most chilling - and personal - case ever? Pulled out of a family celebration, Detective Alex Cross gets awful news: A beloved relative has been found brutally murdered. Vowing to catch the killer, he quickly learns that she was mixed up in one of Washington, D.C.'s wildest scenes. And she was not this killer's only victim . . .

The hunt for the murderer leads Alex and his girlfriend, Detective Brianna Stone, to a place where every fantasy is possible, if you have the credentials to get in. Soon they confront some very important, very protected, and very dangerous people who will do anything to keep their secrets safe. As Alex closes in on the killer, he discovers evidence that points to the unimaginable - a revelation that could rock the entire world.

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Title	:	I, Alex Cross (Alex Cross #16)
Author	:	James Patterson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 400 pages
Published	:	November 16th 2009 by Little Brown and Company
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Thriller

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A friend of mine, Marguerite, told me that if shes me she will be running towards home instead of walking in the park while listening to this. I must have done just that if my husband was not walking with me. The story was very unnerving. Alex Cross was personally involved in a murder case, wherein the victims remains were found in trash bags. The controversial part was that some Whitehouse nerves were ticked during his investigations.I have to praise the plot of this one. It reminded me of



I used to love the Alex Cross series but lately the books have been very loosely held together. Too many things are mentioned once and either not explained or never appear again. Case in point - what exactly was the mob connection in this book and why was Tucci returning Caroline's remains to Philadelphia when all the other victims were buried in the woods? These things were never explained so they seem to have been added into the story strictly for the sake of some added violence.Alex Cross

I use to devour books by James Patterson until he started to write his books with every Tom, Dick and Harry (sorry Tom, Dick and Harry! Or Bill Clinton! Don't get me started on THAT book!) which showed me he only cared about the big payoff at the end, the almighty dollar, if you will. Plus the fact that his books weren't as exciting and thrilling as they once were. This book I, Alex Cross, falls into that category. Not exciting. Not thrilling, same old, same old. I specifically read this book as

The famous detective, Dr. Alex Cross, faces a tsunami of combustible elements in this most recent adventure, including:*A niece is brutally murdered*White House involvement*Alexs grandmother (who raised him and is his confessor) is seriously ill in the hospital*A sensual playground for the rich and famous*Female President*High-level cover-up swallowing everyone in sight*An engagement ring in the pocket*Our hero is a marked man of the best at elimination without traceThis long-running series is

I, Alex Cross by James Patterson (pp. 400)One of the better Patterson offerings in the Alex Cross series. From the start a page turner, which is typical for Pattersons writing style. Here we get, the brutal murder of his estranged niece. Cross takes on the case and runs into a government cover up that goes to the highest levels of the White House.Of course, you get the gruesome serial killers, the attempts and threats of the Cross family, multiple players who are trying to cover their tracks and

I use to devour books by James Patterson until he started to write his books with every Tom, Dick and Harry (sorry Tom, Dick and Harry! Or Bill Clinton! Don't get me started on THAT book!) which showed me he only cared about the big payoff at the end, the almighty dollar, if you will. Plus the fact that his books weren't as exciting and thrilling as they once were. This book I, Alex Cross, falls into that category. Not exciting. Not thrilling, same old, same old. I specifically read this book as