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In London Bridges he is confronted by a Russian super criminal that calls himself the Wolf and an assassin known as the Weasel.

London Bridges

Review:Kitty
Peterson has a police officer turned FBI agent named Alex Cross whom he reintroduces in this novel. There are nine other previous novels in which Alex Cross is featured. In the Alex Cross adventures he faces many types of dangerous and deadly forces. In London Bridges he is confronted by a Russian super criminal that calls himself the Wolf and an assassin known as the Weasel.  Cross has been chasing the latter throughout several of the novels. Each novel leaves you wanting more just to see if the chase will ever end.   In London Bridges the FBI brings Cross to a town called Sunrise Valley in Nevada where a devastating explosion was detonated destroying the town completely. The devastation was  made to look as if the Army was responsible. It was Cross’s assignment to investigate the source and report what happened.  Sounds easy enough if you are familiar with Cross and his abilities  but , the investigation takes Cross through an adventure that is short of becoming the third world war.  In his attempt to locate the source of this devastation he learns that the major cities throughout the world, i.e. Paris, London, New York, et al. are in jeopardy and threatened with total destruction giving the world powers only four days to thwart any further devastation.
In addition, Alex Cross learns that he will again have to face his  two most dangerous enemies the Russian that calls himself the Wolf and the unmitigated assassin  that calls himself the Weasel.  After chasing the Wolf through several novels, Cross finally learns the identity of this, his  worse nemesis.   This novel takes the reader through some of the most unbelievable yet exciting foreign intrigue combining the forces of the FBI, Scotland Yard and Interpol. The reader is kept at the edge of his seat as Cross fights these dangerous, cold blooded and deadly geniuses of death.   Patterson outdoes himself in this one.  I have just recently, on the recommendation of a friend, began reading Patterson and enjoy his work tremendously.  If you like foreign intrigue and all of the blood and guts involved you will like Patterson’s London Bridges.  Be prepared to be unable to put the book down until you finish it and then you will be looking for more.                                                          ###
London Bridges Originally published in Shvoong: http://www.shvoong.com/books/mystery-and-thriller/280-london-bridges/

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