| ISBN: | 9780446604802 |
| Publisher: | Little, Brown and Company |
| Published: | 31 August, 2007 |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Language: | English |
| Links | Australian Libraries (Trove) |
| Editions: |
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Part of Alex Cross (Series)
- 1 Along Came a Spider
- 2 Kiss the Girls
- 3 Jack & Jill
- 4 Cat and Mouse
- 5 Pop Goes the Weasel
- 6 Roses are Red
- 7 Violets Are Blue
- 8 Four Blind Mice
- 9 The Big Bad Wolf
- 10 London Bridges
- 11 Mary, Mary
- 12 Cross
- 13 Double Cross
- 14 Cross Country
- 15 Alex Cross's Trial
- 16 I, Alex Cross
- 17 Cross Fire
- 18 Kill Alex Cross
- 19 Merry Christmas, Alex Cross
- 20 Alex Cross, Run
- 21 Cross My Heart
- 22 Hope to Die
- 23 Cross Justice
- 24 Cross the Line
- 24.4 Cross Kill
- 24.5 Detective Cross
- 25 The People vs. Alex Cross
- 26 Target: Alex Cross
- 27 Criss Cross
- 28 Deadly Cross: (Alex Cross 28)
- 31 Cross Down
- 32 Alex Cross Must Die
- 32 The House of Cross
- Alex Cross Omnibus: Cat and Mouse & Pop Goes the Weasel
Someone has killed one of the most powerful men in the U.S. Senate - and the whole world is watching. Someone has murdered a small black girl on the mean streets of Washington - and no one seems to care. But only D.C. homicide cop Alex Cross suspects that the evil striking down both the high and the lowly wears the same shocking face. From James Patterson, the sensational author of the bestsellers Kiss the Girls and Along Came a Spider, comes Jack & Jill, the #1 thriller that breaks all the rules - and shatters every nerve.
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