Title: Cat and Mouse
Author: James Patterson
Year Published: 1997
Finished: December 28, 2008
Pages: 451
Challenges: Series Challenge Season 3, Winter Reading Challenge
The next book in the Alex Cross series. I have been waiting patiently to read this one ever since I read the excerpt in the previous book.
Gary Sonjei is back and he wants Alex dead. Plus, a new killer, Mr. Smith, is running loose in the world and no one can seem to catch him. He’s superhuman.
I believed I enjoyed this one better than the previous, only because there was more action from the start. As a reader, I had more to fear because I already knew one of the killers right away and didn’t have to spend time getting used to someone new. I also enjoyed the switch in POV halfway through. It was a nice touch to break up the normal flow of a Patterson book.
This may be one of my favorite Cross books. We’ll see by the end of the year.
[amazon_link asins=’0446606189′ template=’ProductCarousel’ store=’elleteaandbud-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’a7f87e81-7df1-11e7-8526-9f164e41964c’]