Alex cross books in order for Nook, Kindle or paperbeck up dated 1/7/2015

Along Came a Spider
Daily life adjustments for Deputy Chief of Detectives Alex Cross when he is enticed into a high-profile case. Two nine-year-old children are kidnapped by a teacher, Gary Soneji, from the exclusive Washington Day School. Maggie Rose Dunne is the child of an actress, and Michael "Shrimpie" Goldberg is the son of the Secretary of Treasury. A ransom of $10 million is commanded.

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Kiss the Girls
Alex Cross meets wits with Casanova and The Gentlemen Caller. This time it is personalized. Naomi Cross, twenty-two-year-old daughter of Cross's deceased brother Aaron, is reported missing. She is a law student at Duke University. Cross goes to North Carolina, dreading the worst.

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Jack & Jill
A game of Life and Death. Sam Harrison (Jack) and Sara Rosen (Jill) pleasure in their board game that has pictures of famous people; a simple roll of the dice ascertains their fate.
When sixty-four-year-old Senator Daniel Fitzpatrick is found slain, the FBI makes a official request for Cross. The FBI is stymied. The code name for President Thomas Byrnes is Jack. The First Lady's is Jill.

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Cat & Mouse
A murder named Mr. Smith commences his murder spree in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and then commences terrorizing Europe. Bodies are found "gutted." At the same time Gary Soneji taunts Cross with murders in train stations.

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Pop Goes the Weasel
Geoffrey Shafer, the Weasel, works in Intelligence in the British Embassy in D.C. He and three garbled friends play a Game of Death that consists of innocent women around the planet.

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Roses Are Red
Meet The Mastermind. He's the man guiding bank robberies and the homicide of bank employees wholly committed in Virginia and Maryland. Then a tour bus is hijacked in D.C. and a $30 million ransom commanded. Cross and an FBI team have less than two hours to produce.

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Violets Are Blue
A string of grotesque murders points to a vampire subculture in the United States. Cross travels to San Francisco to meet up with with Inspector Jamilla Hughes, Homicide. They amass a list of unsolved vampire murders going back at least eleven years.

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Four Blind Mice
The Blue lady Murders take place at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Army wives are murdered and their bodies painted blue. John Sampson asks Cross to speak to his friend and mentor, Sergeant Ellis Cooper, who has been convicted of the killings but swears he is innocent..

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The Big Bad Wolf
Zamochit signifies "the breaking of bones." It is part of a murder ritual utilized by members of the Red Mafiya. The "impossible" homicide of an Italian godfather in the high-security, supermax prison in Florence, Colorado, is just the starting point.

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London Bridges
Geoffrey Shafer, the Weasel, is located and kidnapped from Salvador, Brazil. The infamous Wolf then sends him on a assignment. His first job is to completely wipe out an American town-Sunrise Valley, Nevada. And once again, that is just the starting point.

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Mary, Mary
Hollywood's most prominent stars are being slain one by one. The killer is known only as Mary Smith. Is Mary really a woman? Or just someone playing the part? With the LAPD and FBI confused, it's up to Alex Cross to uncover the truth

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Alex Cross (also published as Cross)
Among the bad guys Alex Cross has confronted—Gary Soneji, Casanova, The Mastermind, The Wolf—one psychopath tops them all. Alex knows him as his wife's killer. Alex may have a opportunity to catch his wife's assassin after all these years. Is this a chance for justice at long last? Or the concluding scene in his own deadly obsession?

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Double Cross
Alex Cross rejoins the DC Police Force to deal with two of the most diabolical murderers he's ever came across, a psychotic monster who craves an audience and a murdering mastermind who works alone. Both want Alex dead, and they'll to do anything to get what they want, even if it means plotting together...

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Cross Country
In more than a decade of police work, it is the most severe murder scene Alex Cross has ever witnessed. A family has been butchered in their home. And more mysterious deaths follow. One after the other. Each more grotesque than the last. The only lead is an incredibly elusive trail left by a diabolical African warlord know only as The Tiger. It leads Alex Cross into the dark underbelly of Washington DC and beyond, into a true heart of darkness in Africa.

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I, Alex Cross
Detective Alex Cross is yanked out of a family party and given the awful news that a favorite relative has been found brutally slain. Alex vows to hunt down the killer, and soon learns that she was involved in one of Washington's craziest scenes. And she was not this killer’s only victim.

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Cross Fire
Detective Alex Cross and Bree's marriage plans are put on pause when Alex is called to the scene of the flawlessly executed assassination of two of Washington D.C.'s most tainted: a dirty congressmen and an deceptive lobbyist. Next, the evasive gunman begins picking off other crooked politicians, sparking a blaze of theories—is the marksman a hero or a vigilante?

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Kill Alex Cross
The President's son and daughter are kidnapped, and Detective Alex Cross is one of the first on the scene. But somebody very high-up is using the FBI, Secret Service, and CIA to keep him off the case and in the dark.

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Merry Christmas, Alex Cross


It's Christmas Eve and Detective Alex Cross has been termed to catch an individual who's stealing from his church's poor box. That quest behind him, Alex returns home to rejoice with Bree, Nana, and his children. The tree adorning is barely started before his phone rings again—a horrifying hostage situation is quickly spinning out of control. Away from his own family on the most precious of days, Alex calls upon every ounce of his training, creativeness, and daring to save another family. Alex risks everything—and he may not make it back alive on this most hallowed of family days. Alex Cross is a hero for our time, and never more so than in this story of family, action, and the deepest moral choices. MERRY CHRISTMAS, ALEX CROSS will be a holiday classic for years to come.

Alex Cross, Run
Detective Alex Cross arrests distinguished plastic surgeon Elijah Creem for sleeping with teenage girls. Now, with his life ruined, Creem is out of jail, and he's made sure that no one will recongise him—by giving himself a new face.

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Cross My Heart

Detective Alex Cross is a family man at heart—nothing matters more to him than his children, his grandmother, and his wife Bree. His love of his family is his anchor, and gives him the strength to confront evil in his work. One man knows this deeply, and uses Alex's strength as a weapon against him in the most unsettling and unexpected novel of James Patterson's career.

When the ones Cross loves are in danger, he will do anything to protect them. If he does anything to protect them, they will die.

CROSS MY HEART is the most powerful Alex Cross novel ever, propelled by the ever-ingenious mind of James Patterson, the world's #1 bestselling writer.

Hope to Die/ Alex Cross super thriller by James Patterson

Detective Alex Cross is getting stalked by a psychotic genius, compelled to engage in the deadliest game of his career. Cross's household his loving wife Bree, the wise and lively Nana Mama, and his treasured children have been kidnapped. Frightened and anxious, Cross must give this mad man what he wishes if he has any possibility of salvaging the most crucial people in his life. The limits have never been greater: What will Cross give up to save the ones he loves?

Never Go Back: A Jack Reacher Novel

Getting a new release Jack Reacher book in the mailbox is like being handed an ice cream cone on a blistering summer day. It's simply not there for appreciating or slowly enjoy, you place right in and take pleasure in every lick. And like the cone, "Never Go Back" does not let you down.

On this occasion, Reacher journeys back to his previous MP unit to meet its new commander, primarily because he was captivated by the sound of her voice on the phone. Then, he discovers that she's been locked up, and he is being brought back on active duty so he can answer to a homicide charge and paternity suit. As always, practically nothing is quite as it appears to be, and Reacher has to peel back layer after layer to get to the truth of the matter.While remaining one step ahead of the law, drug dealers, and the Army.

I don't know if the Reacher sequence can get any better, but it definitely isn't getting any worse or showing any author weariness. The writing is sharp, the pacing brilliant, and the plot is pleasantly complicated and imaginative. You simply cannot put this book down, it's that powerful and addictive.

The one weakness is Child's lack of comprehension of the U.S. military. Reacher refers to an Army major as "miss", something no recent field grade officer would ever do except as a deliberately provocative insult. He has a base with three checkpoints at the entry and exit. I've never seen a base with more than one entry checkpoint, and only an exit checkpoint during exercises or times of heightened security. Checking everyone's ID and trunk three times on the way off-base is manpower strenuous and utterly unnecessary.

Never Go Back: A Jack Reacher Novel
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Second Honeymoon /James Patterson/most surprising thriller

Via the previous years I have figured out to pick an choose which James Patterson's books to read, specifically since he commenced co-authoring..For the "Second Honeymoon" I would say he has an additional hit on his hands....This is such a rapidly paced, psychological/thriller you won't want to stop flipping the pages...The deep characterization, the partnering of returning suspended FBI Agent, John O'Hara and new Agent Sarah Brubaker was brillant...They each enhance each other's personality which adds an element of "humor" to the story..Which I think you needed with all the tension they are under trying to distinguish and catch two psychotic serial killers at the same time..It's is an action packed, fun whirlwind ride all the way to the shocking end..This is a stand alone novel you don't have to read the first to comprehend what's going on here...The plot streams seamlessly and all ties collectively in the end..

This is not just about the "Second Honeymoon" serial killer case it's even better...Now we have the "John O'Hara" serial killer on the loose..Well, Agent John O' Hara was just as shocked to see his name on the CNN News Channel when he turned it on..Pray that's not your name because the killer will not cease until he finds the right one..He is out to avenge his sister's death and just hearing that name triggers long dormant, painful memories..But there is a link between the two cases and that's when Agent Sarah Brubaker gets involved..Through her investigation, she digs through past FBI solved files and comes across the "HoneyMoon" serial killer case from yrs ago.Great read buy it now.

Second Honeymoon

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The Silent Wife/ This book was superb

This book was superb, it yanked me in fully. It is a book that can be read effortlessly in
a couple of days. A relationship of two decades, under no circumstances was a marriage, because neither of them felt it was important. Jodi Brett, a psychologist, with numerous degrees behind her name and Todd Gilbert, a builder, builder, with no diplomas behind his name, met by incident. Jodi was relocating and her moving truck struck Todd's truck in a dazzling Chicago rain. For some reason in-between the shouting and allegations a relationship formulated, and within a short time they moved in with each other. They had a ideal life, thought Jodi. A lovely residence, expensive furnishings, good food, fast cars and good sex. The only concern was the never discussed liaisons that Todd had with other ladies. Jodi, disregarded them, never dealt with them, and lived in a constant state of denial.

This denial appeared to be a condition for both of them. Each of them had a tough, abusive childhood. Only Todd spoke of his. Jodi kept it covered, in deep denial, that appears to be strange for a therapist. They lived an revised life,an altered lifestyle. Todd got what he desired, whenever he wanted, and, Jodi, got what she wanted, she imagined. Jodi dressed in highly-priced beige pants and white shirt while at home,and this seems to be her existence, beige. Just right, no highs, no lows, until something occurs that brings everything failing.This book is along the lines of the good bye Girl but possibly even a little better.Read it///

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Mistress James Patterson (Author), David Ellis (Author) First Patterson clunker

Mistress James Patterson (Author), David Ellis (Author) First Patterson clunker

I have always said i have no idea how Patterson writes a book a month and there all good.This book breaks his streak it sucks.About a man solving the murder of his imaginary girl friend the whole dam book is imaginary beyond belief.Patterson is only responsible for half the blame as he was co author of this book and from the looks of it he wrote the Title and turned it over to Ellis as it is impossible that this is a true Patterson book.Save your money.

Patterson is still the greatest author of our time possibly all time here are a few of his books that prove that.

The Quickie

`The Quickie' is not only one of the finest Patterson novels, it's one of the greatest thrillers this year. There are numerous plots twists and shocks even the most seasoned readers will be delighted

James Patterson has proven, once again, that he is THE master of an un-put-downable read. DO NOT MISS THIS ONE it's excellent.

The Quickie

Judge & Jury

DeGrasse, an aspiring actress and single mom, is not your typical juror. Hoping to get dismissed from the pool, she tells the judge that most of her legal knowledge comes from a bit part curling around a stripper's pole in The Sopranos. But she still ends up as juror #11 in a landmark trial against a notorious mob boss.

Judge & Jury is an easy read but also very entertaining. You'll not be disappointed

Judge & Jury

You've Been Warned

Fear exists for a reason. And Kristin can only dismiss the warnings for so long. Searching desperately for the truth through the lens of her camera, she can only hope that it's not too late. This novel of psychological suspense is a stunning achievement for thriller master James Patterson, "one of the bestselling writers in history" (New York Sun).

You've Been Warned

HIGH HEAT is a extremely enjoyable short story for Reacher fans

HIGH HEAT is a extremely enjoyable short story for Reacher fans. It's a significantly improvement over the earlier Reacher eBooks SECOND SON and DEEP DOWN. The writing is usual Lee Child (superb) and the plot is a typical Reacher plot  - he wanders into town, finds a lovely lady or two, and a lot of issues. And it's pretty brilliant.

Reacher is on his way to pay a visit to his brother at West Point when he stops off in NYC to have a look at the music scene and the college ladies at NYU, but what he discovers is a city held in anxiety of the Son of Sam and enduring a unremitting heat wave.

Right away Reacher witnesses what seems to be to be a female in distress. And Reacher remaining who he is - "I'm not a Marine. I'm the son of a Marine." - he's compelled to intercede. He's only sixteen, but he's already a fully formulated machine that's been fine tuned by street fights on and off-post at military setups the world over.

But it works out he's really set foot into it, because he's crossed paths with the Croselli crime family and the boss isn't about to be shown up by some punk kid who's just rolled into town. Advised off by an out-of-favor female FBI agent, Reacher hooks up with a college girl just as the city is delved into darkness from a power outage.

As Reacher and his associate explore the unique scene that is NYC without power, they meet with someone who Reacher believes is the Son of Sam. Using his unusually keen ability to observe and record information that's such a dominant part of this series, Reacher believes he's deducted a useful piece of information that might help the police catch a serial killer.

With that in mind, Reacher doesn't even flinch to head back into the crime family's controlled area, looking for a disgraced FBI agent, trying to find a way to give her information that can get her career back on track and end the Son of Sam's killing spree.

If you're a fan of the series, then you're going to love Reacher in this eBook - from "the clock in Reacher's head" ticking to midnight to his pretty simple logic in dealing with bad guys: "They could have kept on walking."

This is a teenage Reacher at his absolute best, on the verge of becoming the soldier cop and with all the wit and skills and attitude that readers have come to love about him.

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Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1/ best damn e book ever written

Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1/ best damn e book ever written

Some people watch T.V I read books while i watch TV if i find myself ignoring the TV i know i have a great book in my hands.I have to apologize to Mike Wells he has been in my twitter a long time i had never read his books Mike i am sorry it was my lose.While at my daughters house for dinner i happen to pick up her kindle start reading the page on there it was Lust, Money & Murder - Book 1 i saw the name Mike Wells and knew right away i had made a mistake not downloading the free book he gives you for following him it was this very book i believe.Some people admire firemen and detectives or hero soldiers and rightfully so  i admire writers i truly believe there talent to let you inside there imagination and use nothing but mere words to keep you there till the story has ended is so amazing.

After about a chapter i had to look again see if i was reading a Alex Cross or Jack Reacher book, one minute were a model few minutes later were a secret service agent in Bulgaria This is a fast book full of suspense and action lots of twist not over detailed but it keeps you very in touch with the characters, love fast thrillers, i loved this book.Only recently i become a e book reader as i always thought if a book is that good i would see it all over town or at least at the grocery store while i was in line,but i understand that soon all books will be e books and now some of our best talent use amazon as there publisher Mike wells i am sure has sold a million books without ever using a single piece of paper,great  for  our ecology and his books are great for entertainment .i will be buying more books of his since they go right from one to the other like one giant million page book you buy a chapter at a time but hell e books are cheap you have a new fan Mike thank you for sharing your imagination with us.

  

Lust, Money & Murder (Books 1, 2 & 3)


Passion, Power & Sin - Books 1-5



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The Dead Room / Robert Ellis/ Action Thriller impossible to put down

ROBERT ELLIS is the worldwide bestselling author of Access to Power, The Dead Room and the critically acclaimed Los Angeles Times bestseller City of Fire, The Lost Witness, and Murder Season

A youthful female is uncovered brutally slain in her very own residence in Philadelphia. The mailman evidently "did it." His fingerprints and teeth marks are discovered all over the body, and he is found at his own home, a short time after the murder, coated in the ladies blood. A next door neighbor observed the mail carrier jogging away from the crime scene, saturated in blood, at the estimated time the crime was determined.

Teddy Mack, a young lawyer at the Barnett & Stokes Law Firm, concentrating in corporate law, is requested to defend the offender by the firm's senior partner, even though Mack has no expertise as a defense attorney. Because of previous personal problems, Mack is revolted by criminal law, and is hesitant to take the case. However, the demand is made by his mentor, which makes it tough to turn down. He is essentially told that all he will be expected to do, since the defendant certainly committed the heinous crime, is to get rid of the death penalty as an option and make sure that the offender is sentenced to life in an institution for the criminally insane, as compared to the state penitentiary.

As Mack looks at the homicide and the research to prepare his defense, he finds another similarly grisly murder - and another; murders fully commited while the defendant is behind bars. The city's populace panics that a serial killer is on the loose. As the bodies keep turning up, so does proof of dirty politics and corrupt justice - a system that will indict, convict and kill the innocent in return for solving crimes and bringing in guilty verdicts.

Mack enters a community of horror and physical violence, confronting his own past demons, and a very real enormous in the present. He fights to save a life, and discover the truth behind the aggressive prosecution and the history of death penalty sentences by a zealous DA.
Great book buy it without a doubt.

The Dead Room