London Bridges
Little, Brown, November, 2004.
Hardcover, 391 pages.
ISBN: 0316710598

This is another must-read thriller from James Patterson. We last saw the Wolf, a criminal mastermind and psychopath, in Patterson's riveting thriller, The Big Bad Wolf. The Wolf is a ruthless and cunning killer who will stop at nothing to fulfill his insane schemes. However, despite his cruel pattern of destruction and intensity he often manages to appear calm. One of the Wolf's favorite tortures is called zamochit, in which he breaks the bones of his victim one by one -- sometimes starting with a little finger. Patterson is remarkably skilled at characterization and his characters, like Alex Cross who has appeared in ten of Patteron's novel, are very believable. Thriller fans and Alex Cross fans will enjoy this well-paced novel which is full of non-stop action.
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This review was published in the November-December, 2004 of The Internet Writing Journal.
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