- Stay away from James Patterson books was the advice of a friend of mine. I didn't listen it and acquired the book "I Alex Cross" from Audible.
Poor history, well narrated. The plot is weak and leave many open threads.

This was my first and probably last James Patterson. I found the writing hackneyed and the story terribly contrived. Waiting for the next awful plot line did keep me awake on a long drive, so it served its purpose I suppose

Wasn't very "captavating" as I had hoped but not terrible.

This was the first James Patterson and Alex Cross book I have read. After the good reviews and summary on audible I thought I would give it a chance. If either of them would have mentioned the gruesome violence or the pornographic plot I would have saved my money. I turned it off after only a few chapters. I want my money back!

I enjoyed it. It was a quick read and the same old Alex I've come to know and love. I was not a big fan of Cross Country, so I was pleased to see Alex back in the states running down the bad guys again!

I enjoyed the book. I remember those times even though I find it hard to believe that such things went on I know they did. Unfortunately the book is based on fact.

This was a good book, not great, but good book, solid story line. It was an entertaining thriller. The narration was good. I do not own the series. I've seen a couple of the movies, but this was the first Alex Cross book for me. Not sure how it compares to the others, but I recommend it.

As with all the Alex Cross books, I really liked the story. It was fast paced and well written.

Love the Washington DC intrigue and Alex's character.

Love the connection with the White House.

Alex Cross was the best.

There was just something missing about the character development. I enjoyed the book overall though and would recommend to a friend.

The plot twists and turns and the ending were good.

The ending

probably