Review: Merry Christmas Alex Cross - James Patterson

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Wanting another installment in the amazing and awesome series of Alex Cross ?
Get ready for Book #19:
Merry Christmas, Alex Cross
Review: Merry Christmas Alex Cross - Book #19 - Alex Cross Series - James Patterson - November 2012
I don't know about you , but I have read quite a few series that once they reach about Book #10 etc , they start to go downhill and lose their touch and excitement as its just a repeated story. However, not Alex Cross . I absolutely love the Alex Cross novels and this one was no different except for one thing which was different than in his other novels. Merry Christmas Alex Cross, as you can guess is set on Christmas Eve/Christmas Day and Alex is just wanting to have a nice day with his family but it seems he won't get the chance as the phone starts to ring and he is to stop a petty thief at the local church - a quick and easy case but the day isn't going to stop. In fact it's only going to get harder as the next case is a father who has taken his ex-wife and family hostage and he wants them all to suffer. Can Alex Cross save the family or will his hostage skills lack this christmas and one by one a member of the family dies ? Last but not least, it seems that Hala - the terroist is back , you might remember them from the last Alex Cross book as they were a main feature. Have they come to finish what they started ? Will they leave more or as many hostages this time around as they did last ? Will Alex Cross and his team be able to capture her once and for all ?
Find out in Merry Christmas, Alex Cross. The only downside that annoyed me in this novel was the busy plot with the three different cases as I prefer one case over all the book. However as it was an Alex Cross novel, the story did flow quite nicely.
 
 
 

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