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Wow, what a page turner. I really like his writing. He's up there with all the great story tellers like David Baldacci and Orson Scott Card, just to name a couple. Made me more interested in finding out just what is really going on over there in Nigeria. Sometimes I live with my head in the sand because I just don't want to hear how horrible people can be. But, knowing that all the world is not like my 1950's box is good, if only to make one more grateful for what you have and where you live. We
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Another great Alex Cross read.
Riveting! Not recommended for a sensitive audience. Lots of fear, blood and gore. Great political plot line leading Alex Cross to Nigeria to seek "the Tiger."
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A little unbelivable, Cross in Africa in some tight situations. A quick read, however, if you skip 50 pages, you can still follow alog. Not his best.
This one was too bloody for me. Not one of my favorites of his.
Ugh, and just when I thought these couldn't get any worse. I miss the early Alex Cross books with twists & turns & whodunits! JP, if you can't write them anymore, please just bow out gracefully! This book was crap. I appreciate the attention to a political situation we don't know much about, but this is not the place to do it! I thought this book was a big, huge waste of my time and didn't even deserve to be promoted as an Alex Cross novel.
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Patterson did it again, Cross solved his case and kept you on your toes!
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