Cross and Sampson

An Alex Cross and John Sampson Thriller

De: James Patterson, Brian Sitts

Narrado por: Isaiah Mustafa, Dion Graham

Instant New York Times Bestseller!

In latest thriller from the world’s most popular storyteller, detective partners Alex Cross and John Sampson are called to separate locations to investigate a pair of serious crimes.

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In Washington, DC …

Metro PD detective John Sampson stands in a crater in the middle of a DC street, calling in the bomb
squad. “Dispatch, this is Sampson. Contact the FBI and the ATF. We’ve got a suspected terrorist attack
here.”

In Chapel Hill, NC …

Alex Cross searches the apartment of a missing psychology grad student—his own son Damon. Has
following in his famous father’s footsteps made Damon a target?

From FBI headquarters, in police stations, on airplanes, and at murder scenes, the detectives track crimes committed hundreds of miles apart. It will take more than distance to weaken the partnership of Sampson & Cross.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“John Sampson is a standout character, and his taking the lead here is a thing of beauty. Cross Down is non-stop action.”
—BookReporter.com

Two stories for one

Alex and Sampson usually work together but Sampson is called away for another case. Alex's son, Damon is missing and no one seems to be looking for him. Each chapter goes between the two men and their cases. This was a very interesting book. The narrators were great and were perfect for Alex and Sampson.

You can't miss with Cross and Sampson!

I love following the family story. I hope it continues and the adventures stay as lively and over the top.

EXCITING BOOK.

loved this book titled Cross and Sampson! I wished it would never end! can't wait for the next Alex Cross book.

Exciting

Loved this book! Great story line. I will definitely listen to this book again. Appropriate for Nana Mama to have the end.

Is 2 better than 1?

i had high hopes for this dynamic duo thinking it would move like when they're together. This came off as a bit disjointed. The narrator failed me on the white girl voices.