Cross (Alex Cross Book 12)
Book 11 of Alex Cross by James Patterson August 28, Order in the next 23 hours 22 minutes and get it by Thursday, December More Buying Choices - Paperback. Book 12 of Book 13 of Book 14 of Book 15 of Book 16 of Usually ships within 4 to 5 days. More Buying Choices - Hardcover.
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Book 17 of Book 18 of Book 19 of Book 20 of See All Books in This Series. More About the Authors. The killer was never found, and the case turned cold, filed among the unsolved drive-bys in D. Years later, still haunted by his wife's death, Cross is making a bold move in his life.
Now a free agent from the police and the FBI, he's set up practice as a psychologist once again.
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He even has a chance at a new love. Then Cross's former partner, John Sampson, calls in a favor. He is tracking a serial rapist in Georgetown, one whose brutal modus operandi recalls a case Sampson and Cross worked together years earlier. When the case reveals a connection to Maria's death, Cross latches on for the most urgent and terrifying ride of his life. When John reveals this to Alex, it helps strengthens their friendship and the two decide to keep the truth buried.
Kayla is a resident physician at a local hospital in Southeast Washington D. She was introduced in Four Blind Mice and appears all the way to Cross , during which, she and Alex form an attraction to each other and later start dating in Mary Mary. Kayla has romantic feelings for Alex and enjoys being with him. During the story, she is stabbed by a junkie and is taken to the hospital, where Alex comforts her.
Cross has ratings and reviews. Phrynne said: I may have made a mistake with these books. Usually I am quite anal about series and I start at. Alex Cross was a rising star in the Washington, DC, Police Department when an unknown shooter gunned down his wife, Maria, in front of him. The killer was.
While visiting her parents in her hometown of North Carolina, Kayla decides to move back there, finding that she can do more good there and later tells Alex, who is sadden by this but supports her. By the end of the novel, Kayla tries to convince Alex to move with her, showing that she still wants a relationship with him, but Alex refuses, believing that he can never leave Washington behind. Kayla and Alex decide to end their relationship, which saddens them both, and they go their separate ways.
Michael Sullivan grew up in Brooklyn, New York.
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He had no good childhood and often had problems with his father, who molested him. So at the age of eighteen, he killed him before dismembering him using a scalpel and feeding him to the fish in the bay.
Some time later he got connections to Mafia, especially the Maggione family, for which he worked as a killer. After killing his victims he would cut up their faces with a scalpel to make a point and take pictures to use a threatening devise so his next victims would keep quiet. Somewhere along the line, Michael started raping young, attractive women and would often leave them alive, showing them the same pictures to keep them quiet.
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He is believed to be the one who killed Maria, but is proven innocent as it was his former partner Jimmy "Hats" Galati who killed her. By the end of the novel, Michael is killed by Alex. He has a wife and three sons, and also has a home in Maryland. Jimmy is The Butcher's partner in crime and turns out to be the killer of Maria.
The series is published worldwide, with Little, Brown currently holding publication rights in the United States, in paperback, hardcover, and audiobook editions. But this book just makes me sad. Instead of creating suspense he tells you 'I'm in suspense', he goes off on tangents to create the vision of what he wants you to see but again instead of actually making the story create the situation he just tells you "He looks like an athlete, but maybe like one who hasn't played in awhile". The Cross books are certainly better than some of the others Patterson keeps churning out with his co-authors. It was released in