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Deadly Cross
- Alex Cross, Book 28
- Narrated by: Brad Sanders
- Length: 8 hrs and 40 mins
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Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
The 28th novel in the best-selling Alex Cross series.
A scandalous double homicide opens the psychological case files on Alex Cross....
When a glamorous socialite and a high school principal are found murdered, the shocking double homicide dominates tabloid headlines.
Detective Alex Cross knew both victims well, especially Kay who had been his patient once. And maybe more.
Alex's former Metro Homicide Partner tracks the slain principal's final movements to Alabama where Alex investigates Kay's past. They discover that although she had many enemies, all of them needed her alive.
The more the investigators push, the more resistance they find, and Alex is left facing a desperate choice between breaking trust and losing his way.
Critic reviews
"Alex Cross is a legend." (Harlan Coben)
"No one gets this big without amazing natural storytelling talent - which is what Jim has, in spades. The Alex Cross series proves it." (Lee Child, international best-selling author of the Jack Reacher series)
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- Boyracer
- 01-02-21
Weakest Cross novel yet.
Lacks substance, more like an episode of a TV series. Shame as was eagerly anticipating the latest incarnation.
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- Stephen Rowe
- 22-01-23
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I liked the beginning of the story however unfortunately the voice was too deep and found it hard to understand or even understand the story. I had to miss this book and move on to the next one.
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- Owen Dawkins
- 23-06-22
Alex Cross not quite back to his best
It’s a good book but the repeated twisting conspiracies seem a stretch even for this series of books
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- Rob
- 16-06-22
Poorest Alex Cross yet
It may be time to hang up this character, quite a weak story, suspect totally ghost written
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- mski2403
- 16-10-21
just not as compelling a listen
sometimes engrossed and at others struggled to listen managed to reach the end though
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- Lee
- 13-07-21
New voice. Poor
I don't understand why you would change the voice of the narrator when the narrator is the main character. It's just weird. It didn't help that this narrator didn't pronounce the names of the characters correctly. It was also annoying that there were parts which had obviously been re-recorded and so the voice was different. Not great to listen to.
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- Keith o'hara
- 18-03-21
Awful voice actors
It's all in the heading. Terrible voice actors. Ruined the audio book and made it impossible o listen to
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- john fazackerley
- 07-02-21
BOOK REVIEW - DEADLY CR9SS
Drove me crazy with the "HE SAID, SHE SAID, CROSS SAID, SAMPSON SAID". Became very irritating after a while.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-01-21
Patterson makes a comeback
Im a big fan of james patterson but thought he'd lost his touch on a few recent books but this one is fantastic, I am so happy and recommend to all fans and generally too.
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- Bookworm31
- 03-01-21
Not one I can recommend
Having read all of the Alex Cross series of books I feel that my enjoyment of them has begun to wane as the stories do seem to be a bit dull in the most recent offerings. Always difficult when you have a long term character to keep things fresh and interesting ( possible exception being Poirot where I feel the quality never dropped) but I think it’s time for me and Mr Cross to part company