Swans Book Review

Alex Cross, one of my favorite hero series that I know, I will always enjoy to read. In this book, the president, of the United States of America, children have been kidnapped, which is suppose to be impossible, but someone manage to beat the odds and they did it awesomely and right under the secret services's noses. An act of rebellion has led the children right into the arms of danger and torture and it is now up to Detective Cross to help find these poor children before it's to late. Already with too much on his plate, the water supply has been tampered with.  It seems like it was an act of terrorism but is it related to the kidnapping?  You have to read to find out! Even though the book is called "Kill Alex Cross", there seem to be a lack of attempts to actually do so hmmm! I quickly picked up the book from the self because I thought that someone was actually foolish enough to even try, but even with the lack of killing Alex ...

Wood-chipper murder weapon, remains of human bodies being found and the government are all involved in James Patterson's Book, "I, Alex Cross". A beloved family member of the Cross family has been murdered and Alex got the news on his birthday, talk about a party stopper. Now Alex has to find a killer code named "Zeus" an egotistical nut-job who thinks as himself as superior when he is not but a pretender hiding behind the government who as usual try to cover it up. With the stress of one of his family being murdered, pressure from the government and Nana being in the hospital, Alex must shift through all the clues that were given to him as well those that was left out; to find the killer before he kills again. James Patterson always has a great sense of purpose for Alex Cross, I kept thinking that they will find his family member alive at the end and that they would live happily ever after.  It didn't happen that way, in fact, even though justi...