Triple Cross by James Patterson

A Mystery/Thriller, 2022 by Little Brown, 416 Pages

What I Didn’t Like:

Weird chapter breaks. There are chapters that break mid-scene, it’s odd. Chapter breaks are almost becoming random and chaotic in this series.
Similar to things we’ve seen already in this series. Of course, this is book 30. At some point, what else can we try?
Alex can’t do this forever. This series introduced us to this amazing character with a unique skill set. At some point, don’t we need to let this poor man retire in peace? I used to dread the day this series ended because I was enjoying it so much. Now I just want to see him get the ending he deserves.

Lots of storylines come together in this one in a satisfying way. Some of my favorite Alex Cross books have been the ones that leave us on a cliffhanger, knowing there’s another one coming. This is one of those.
Fast paced. This, of course, is what Patterson is known for. The book moves fast and you have to keep turning pages to keep up.
The characters are at their best. No personal drama, just all our favorites living their lives and doing their jobs. Love that!

Fans of the series, obviously. This is a good one.
If you like detective novels that seem creative and different than everything else you’ve seen, the Alex Cross novels are always worth the time.

You do have to enjoy detective thrillers to enjoy these, but this is an excellent one!