Review: Triple Cross - James Patterson (Alex Cross Series)

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Review: Triple Cross - Book #30 Alex Cross Series - James Patterson - October 2022

With the recent release of the latest Alex Cross novel which is Book #32, after reading Triple Cross which is Book #30 I have now caught up. In Triple Cross, we have two storylines running parallel. We have Alex Cross who has teamed up with his best friend John Sampson and FBI agent Ned Mahoney to catch a killer known as The Family Man. This leads the team to crime non-fiction writer Thomas Tull. As Alex starts to explore deeper into Thomas's past, he wonders if he has killed before and framed other innocent men based on the books he has published. The other storyline is Bree Stone who is Alex's wife, she works for the Bluestone Private Security group and has been tasked to check out fashion designer Frances Duchaine who has been suspicious of human and sex trafficking. The last couple of books have been two storyline plots with Bree's adventures and Alex's escapades. We also have a reveal of the Maestro and M characters at the end of the book. I also loved being reunited with the side characters of Alex Cross's family as we saw Janine break a running record and choose Howard University as her school of choice.  I am now looking forward to reading Book #32 which is Alex Cross Must Die. If you are a fan of adventure thrillers, then check out Triple Cross by James Patterson.

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