Review: Detective Cross - James Patterson

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Review: Detective Cross - Book #24.5 Alex Cross Series - James Patterson - May 2017

Carrying on from the Bookshots Cross Kill is Detective Cross, in this book, we read that Alex Cross is currently on a 5-week suspension due to the upcoming trial of the murders of the "other Garys". They are trying to say that it was premeditated murder which of course it wasn't, he was set up. In Detective Cross, we read that Alex is taking a seat back from Crime and putting his Doctor's work to use by seeing a few patients in his home. Former and current law enforcement that have been sent to him for psych evaluations. One of them is a former military agent, Kate, who will help Detective Cross to solve a crime of who is bombing the city as they are using IEDs and old C4 which indicates former military. In this book, we also see more of Bree Stone aka Mrs. Cross as she is the one receiving the phone calls just before the bombs go off and communicating throughout the book with the bomber. What is the bomber's final plan and what does he hope to achieve? I enjoyed this quick read and it also gave into a stronger perspective on the treatment of veterans once they have returned from the war, I remember when I was in the US in 2013 and walking to a Starbucks at Christmas time and saw a young Vet who would have been early 20s in his uniform with his dog living out of a cardboard box and my heart broke as these soldiers do their service and get PTSD and find it hard to readjust to reality and they are unable to get help. It's just not right at all and it does break my heart so much the treatment as it's not enough. Detective Cross was not only another good installment in the Alex Cross Series but one that will open your eyes to other issues that occur in everyday life.


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