An assassination duo that seeks vigilante justice, a killer obsessed with prime numbers, a wedding and the return of arch nemesis, Kyle Craig, and you would think this 17th installment of the Alex Cross series would be hard to put down. Yet, I did put it down again and again. I'm not sure why I wasn't as drawn to Cross Fire as I was to I, Alex Cross. But, it was still an okay read. 448 p.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Cross Fire by James Patterson
An assassination duo that seeks vigilante justice, a killer obsessed with prime numbers, a wedding and the return of arch nemesis, Kyle Craig, and you would think this 17th installment of the Alex Cross series would be hard to put down. Yet, I did put it down again and again. I'm not sure why I wasn't as drawn to Cross Fire as I was to I, Alex Cross. But, it was still an okay read. 448 p.
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