From the Publisher
READERS LOVE I, ALEX CROSS!
"[Patterson's] books don't pussyfoot around when it comes to the villains. These are bad, bad people... [I, Alex Cross] is political, with a lot of intrigue in high places."—Al Roker, The Today Show
"I truly believe that James Patterson has an IV hooked up to his writing arm and Great Ideas, Great Plots, and Great Characters dribble constantly into his bloodstream...I, Alex Cross stuns."—TheReviewBroads.com
"The stakes are higher than ever before...More than a crime thriller, it's an absorbing family drama."—NightsandWeekends.com
AudioFile
Tim Cain and Michael Cerveris turn this great read into a virtual full-cast production with their exceptional pacing and seamless handoffs.”
Al Roker
[Patterson's] books don’t pussyfoot around when it comes to the villains. These are bad, bad people.”
editorial review Barnes & Noble
Perfectly calibrated.”
Woman magazine
Sharp, sassy, and guaranteed to send shivers down your spine, this is a tense thriller.”
BookReporter.com
Patterson returns to old form here, and the novel is much better for it. The plot is deeper and more complex…yet his stated goals in his writing—to move the plot and the reader along quickly— are still met, and admirably so.”
NightsandWeekends.com
"The stakes are higher than ever before...More than a crime thriller, it's an absorbing family drama."
TheReviewBroads.com
"I truly believe that James Patterson has an IV hooked up to his writing arm and Great Ideas, Great Plots, and Great Characters dribble constantly into his bloodstream...I, Alex Cross stuns."
JANUARY 2011 - AudioFile
The prolific Patterson and two fine narrators score a bull’s-eye with this 17th Alex Cross adventure. Finally, Alex is going to marry Bree, but the wedding is delayed when snipers begin picking off high-profile characters in Washington. While Cross is jousting with FBI agent Max Siegle, his archenemy Kyle Craig has escaped again and is close at hand. The production is first-rate, and the musical background is perfectly placed for emphasis. Praise is due to Jay O. Sanders for his clear, crisp narration and to Andre Braugher for his accents and believable characterizations. Best of all, Patterson’s ending suggests possible new beginnings—maybe even a crossover with another of his favorite characters. A.L.H. © AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine
