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Four down, twenty-one Alex Cross novels to go. Cat and Mouse is easily the best one of the series so far. A lot can happen in twenty-one books. See why.

The Ugly: I have mentioned the fact that I don’t like the constant jumping between first and third person views. I like it even less when there are two characters who give first person views. That’s what happened here. Not only did we get the point of view of Cross, we also got the point of view of one Thomas Pierce. It was pointless. Sure, Alex needed to be taken out of the story for a bit, but we didn’t need the frontal view of Pierce.

The Bad: I’m not one to frown upon a sex scene in a book or movie. I don’t mind them as much as other people, whether they are warranted or unwarranted doesn’t matter. But here, I don’t know what it was. I’m thinking it’s the fact that Christian’s husband just died six months before this book came out and Cross was indirectly involved in his death. It just seemed unethical on Cross’s part, and unrealistic on Christian’s part. I know if I lost someone it would definitely take me more than six months to get over that person. And the only reason this is in the bad is because I know that people are built differently. It just bothers me is all.

The Good: One thing that hurt the other books was the case loads in the book for Cross. It was like he was working three to four different cases in one book. Here, he was working one case until it was time to move on to the next case. I don’t mind the multi-case aspect, but make it believable at least. This one was believable. And it made the book all that much better.

Final Thoughts: I can’t say start with this book. I can’t even say don’t read the other books in the series. There are some that are standalone books like Jack and Jill, but this isn’t. It is part of the series that is a continuation to an end. But I would suggest reading it whether you read the other books or not.


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Cat and Mouse Alex Cross Novels James Patterson Books Reviews

Thank you James Patterson for the Alex Cross series and I wonder if you have any idea how much joy and love people feel about reading your books. great job sir as usual.
Definitely have to give this one 5 stars. I just don't see how anyone can read these books and not be hooked, maybe it's just me. This one right here is a must read. Well, I think they should be read in order. That's just my opinion.
I love this series. Quick reads and very addicting books. Patterson has to be one of my favorite authors by far and Alex Cross has had me hooked since book 1.
James Patterson writes a book you can't lay down. Each book pulls you in and you become so immersed in the story, so involved with the characters you want to see it through. A deranged criminal breaks into Alex's home attacking him and his family. Yet Alex and Sampson had seen the man die a short time before. How the conflict is resolved, the monsters destroyed or locked away. Crime and suspense that has you checking to make sure your doors are locked.
I am in the process of sending my son James Patterson books in order and he just finish reading this one and he loves this one the best so far. Little do he know. There are more good books coming. I have read it myself in the past and would read this one again.
Great book that keeps you guessing. Maybe not my favorite of his first four Alex Cross books, but certainly good enough to move me on to book 5.
Though I have enjoyed some parts of it, the overall plot is extremely poor; Mr Smith motivation shallow and his acts unnecessarily gruesome. If the woman name was Tess, there would not have been a such dangerous killer to chase...
Every other page there is a quote, an old saying, a proverb; once noticed it is difficult to ignore and results quite annoying
Four down, twenty-one Alex Cross novels to go. Cat and Mouse is easily the best one of the series so far. A lot can happen in twenty-one books. See why.

The Ugly I have mentioned the fact that I don’t like the constant jumping between first and third person views. I like it even less when there are two characters who give first person views. That’s what happened here. Not only did we get the point of view of Cross, we also got the point of view of one Thomas Pierce. It was pointless. Sure, Alex needed to be taken out of the story for a bit, but we didn’t need the frontal view of Pierce.

The Bad I’m not one to frown upon a sex scene in a book or movie. I don’t mind them as much as other people, whether they are warranted or unwarranted doesn’t matter. But here, I don’t know what it was. I’m thinking it’s the fact that Christian’s husband just died six months before this book came out and Cross was indirectly involved in his death. It just seemed unethical on Cross’s part, and unrealistic on Christian’s part. I know if I lost someone it would definitely take me more than six months to get over that person. And the only reason this is in the bad is because I know that people are built differently. It just bothers me is all.

The Good One thing that hurt the other books was the case loads in the book for Cross. It was like he was working three to four different cases in one book. Here, he was working one case until it was time to move on to the next case. I don’t mind the multi-case aspect, but make it believable at least. This one was believable. And it made the book all that much better.

Final Thoughts I can’t say start with this book. I can’t even say don’t read the other books in the series. There are some that are standalone books like Jack and Jill, but this isn’t. It is part of the series that is a continuation to an end. But I would suggest reading it whether you read the other books or not.