Voracious reader of all genres of fiction, leaning towards sci-fi, crime, mystery, thriller, and comedy.
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Loved the change of author and viewpoint. Small nitpick with the plot though, at one point characters are arguing about whether to institute martial law, seems like the continuity editor forgot about a previous Alex cross book that involved martial law being invoked…
Good to see the Bree character getting more page time but it was almost inevitable that her case would cross over with Cross. Would be nice to see some final resolution of the interminable bad guy in the next book though…
Louie Thorne has always been a fighter, but on the brink of motherhood, her determination …
My favourite series from Kory and this is a great novel in it. Don’t start with this book, start with the first one, Shadows in the Water.
Wondering the world and some wilderness but still the ever present bad guy keeps on hanging around. Would be nice to get the series to go back to it’s roots of just chasing one or two bad guys and catching them in the same book.
Just keeps on ticking along, good plot twists at times in this one also.
Content warning Possible spoiler
Again hard to get too worried about a kidnapped family member but there was some good plot making and some good twists.
A leader has fallen, and the procession route from Capitol Hill to the White House …
This time with the free world in balance! Hard to be worried knowing how many more Alex Cross books there are to come but it was a pretty good bit of misdirection plot wise.
Recommended by a friend of mine.
"The charges: explosive. Alex Cross has never been on the wrong side of the law …
This book was a complete departure from the usual plots of the Alex Cross books with Alex being on trial for murder. It was a good twisty plot with some nice mis direction.
The 23rd installment of James Patterson's Alex Cross series.
The toughest cases hit closest …
Still prefer Candice Fox writing Patterson plots but this was the best Cross book I’ve read so far.
Detective Alex Cross is being stalked by a psychotic genius, forced to play the deadliest …
Better than the first book in this mini series and a satisfying conclusion.
As usual our protagonist faces personal trials that link to professional trials. But of a cliff hanger but as I’m plowing through the series that doesn’t phase me at all.
To fix the world they must first break it, further. Humanity is a dying breed, …
Sort of a cross between murderbot and Asimov. Didn’t enjoy it as much as the murderbot series but it’s still an enjoyable read.