Thriller

I mean seriously? Come on. Two of Cross's greatest enemies team up, blah blah blah. And one was killed so insignificantly, and so little was given to his death that it seemed like he barely even mattered to the world of Alex Cross...and the other one, thrown in at the end, wrapping everything up in a nice succinct package. Was this supposed to be the last book of the series? If, or if not, it was a big disappointment. ( )

A plena luz del día, en una zona desértica de Estados Unidos, unos soldados evacúan la totalidad de la población de Sunrise Valley, Nevada. Minutos más tarde, una bomba explota arrasando por completo la zona. Alex Cross recibe poco después una llamada: un hombre acaba de responsabilizarse de la explosión. Se trata de El Lobo, considerado como uno de los criminales más peligrosos del mundo; su confesión parece sincera, y pone en alerta no sólo a Cross, sino a todo el FBI.

This was the last Patterson novel that I tried to read. I enjoyed his earlier work, but this novel was rather pathetic. An unknown writer wouldn't have gotten this published as is. The main character walks around doing nothing. He's blown about. This book was like an empty shell of a vague idea. Very sad. Lots of white space and a large font added insult to injury. Please, someone tell me that subsequent Alex Cross novels aren't as bad. ( )

Not my favorite of his books but still a page turner. This book has two previous villians in it- The Weasel and the Wolf. The wolf is threatening the world in this book and is very ruthless, as he was in the previous book.
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