I, Alex Cross: Alex Cross Series (Book 15)

by James Patterson
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Publish Date: November 15, 2009
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Overview

You can't run

Detective Alex Cross is pulled out of a family celebration and given the awful news that a beloved relative has been found brutally murdered. Alex vows to hunt down the killer, and soon learns that she was mixed up in one of Washington's wildest scenes. And she was not this killer's only victim.

You can't hide

The hunt for her 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. Alex and Bree are soon facing down some very important, very protected, very dangerous people in levels of society where only one thing is certain--they will do anything to keep their secrets safe.

Alex Cross is your only hope to stay alive

As Alex closes in on the killer, he discovers evidence that points to the unimaginable--a revelation that could rock the entire world. With the unstoppable action, unforeseeable twists, and edge-of-your-seat suspense that only a James Patterson thriller delivers, I, Alex Cross is the master of suspense at his sharpest and best.

Author Information

James Patterson

In January, 2010, The New York Times Magazine featured James Patterson on its cover and hailed him as having "transformed book publishing." Time magazine named him "The Man Who Can't Miss," and he is a two-time Children's Choice Book Award "Author of the Year" nominee, a designation decided on by more than 15,000 children and teen readers.

In the past three years, James Patterson has sold more books than any other author (according to Bookscan), and in total, James's books have sold an estimated 205 million copies worldwide. Since 2006, one out of every seventeen hardcover fiction books sold was a Patterson title. He is the first author to have #1 new titles simultaneously on The New York Times adult and children's bestsellers lists and is the only author to have five new hardcover novels debut at #1 on the list in one year -- a record-breaking feat he's accomplished every year since 2005. To date, James Patterson has had nineteen consecutive #1 New York Times bestselling novels, and holds the New York Times record for most Hardcover Fiction bestselling titles by a single author (63 total), which is also a Guinness World Record.

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5.Disappointed

Posted March 26, 2011 by RHR, San Antonio, TX

Not one of Patterson's better writings.
6.couldn't put the book down

Posted October 31, 2010 by Judy, Miami

I always enjoy Alex Cross and his family. Can't wait to be able to purchase his next Cross Fire.
7.Good as Usual

Posted August 20, 2010 by Charla, New York

I hadn't read a James Patterson book in a while, but I'm glad I read this one. It was good to read another book with the Alex Cross character at his best. Good from the first to the last page.
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10.Another Winner

Posted March 14, 2010 by DWR, West Deptford, New Jersey

Patterson turns out another page turner. Yes, I am a big fan and not all that objective. Plot is pretty straightforward, even predictable in places. Patterson's format of short, quick-hitting chapters keeps it moving and enjoyable.