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Along Came a Spider
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Along Came a Spider
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| | | ALONG CAME A SPIDER begins with the double kidnapping of the daughter of a famous Hollywood actress and the young son of the secretary of the treasury. And that's only the beginning! Gary Soneji is a murderous serial kidnapper who wants to commit the crime of the century. Alex Cross is the brilliant homicide detective pitted against him. Jezzie Flanagan is the female supervisor of the Secret Service who completes one of the most unusual suspense triangles in any thriller you have ever read. Annotation: When the daughter of a famous actress and the son of the treasury secretary are kidnapped, Alex Cross realizes that he is battling with an extremely devious and ambitious criminal.
| Praise(unknown) "Rollercoaster thrills...Cross is the fictional detective of the nineties!" - Andy Stack(unknown) "First rate...fasten your seat belts and keep the lights on." - Sidney Sheldon (unknown) "Terror and suspense that grab the reader and won't let go." - Ed McBain (unknown) "Incredibly suspenseful...One of the best thrillers of the year." - Clive Cussler |
| Author Bio| James Patterson | | James Patterson grew up in Newburgh, New York, 50 miles north of New York City. Valedictorian of his class at the Christian Brothers school, St. Patrick's, in 1965, Patterson graduated from Manhattan College with a degree in English. He first entertained the idea of becoming a writer in 1971 when he worked as a college student in a mental institution, a job that afforded him abundant time to read. He came up with the idea for his first novel during that time, and five years later, after 26 rejection slips, his first effort, "The Thomas Berryman Number", appeared in bookstores. Since that time, Patterson has written numerous best-selling thrillers featuring the sensitive, modern-day hero Alex Cross, including "Kiss the Girls", which was made into a major motion picture starring Morgan Freeman. |
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