Review: Ali Cross - The Secret Detective - James Patterson

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Ali Cross: The Secret Detective (Ali Cross, 3): Patterson, James: 9780316409919: Amazon.com: Books

Review: Ali Cross - The Secret Detective - #Book 3 - Ali Cross - James Patterson - June 2022

One of James Patterson's series that I have been enjoying is Ali Cross's teen detective series. Ali Cross is Alex Cross's youngest child and he is following in his father's footsteps. This book starts with Ali's best friend Gabe creating an app that turns the police scanner into transcription and sends an alert to their cell phones. One early morning Ali and his friend Gabe snuck out to call at an apartment that is known for its gangs. On the scene, Ali sees his dad and then learns a cop has shot one of the gang members. This incident sparks a discussion and debate at school about police shootings and Ali starts to encounter bullying as a "cop kid". What I did like though was that Ali's friends who knew him stood by him during this and his family of course I have always adored. The part that frustrated me the most was Sienna; I hate her character as Ali likes her and tried to be friendly but she wasn't taking a bar of it and just treated him horribly for his views. Come on, Ali find someone better to crush on. Ali Cross - The Secret Detective was another amazing read in the Ali Cross series and I am looking forward to seeing what future adventures Ali Cross and his friends get up to.

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