Pop Goes the Weasel - James Patterson • BookLikes (ISBN:0316008397)

Pop Goes the Weasel

by: James Patterson (author)

Format: ebook

ISBN: 9780316008396 (0316008397)

Publish date: May 1st 2007

Publisher: Little, Brown and Company

Edition language: English

Category:

Mystery, Detective, Thriller, Mystery Thriller, Crime, Suspense

Series: Alex Cross (#5)

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drallapaul rated it

6 years ago

http://drallapaul.booklikes.com drallapaul 3.0 Alex Cross serial killer thriller – usual fare, exciting and engaging

text Alex Cross serial killer thriller – usual fare, exciting and engaging

This is the fifth Alex Cross novel by James Patterson and centers around a serial killer called the Weasel. The plot involves those close to Alex Cross, the detective, and includes murder, kidnapping and conspiracy. James Patterson novels tend to follow a certain pattern: they are an easy read, chap...

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Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents rated it

9 years ago

http://ToniFGMAMTC.booklikes.com Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents 4.0 Pop Goes the Weasel

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This was super engrossing for the most part. I wasn't as crazy about the ending. It was too much like you would expect it to go.

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Beth's Books rated it

11 years ago

http://beearedee.booklikes.com Beth's Books 5.0 Pop Goes the Weasel

text Pop Goes the Weasel

Originally on my book blog!Can I just flail instead of write a review? This was a masterpiece and you should believe me because I don’t use that word often. Everything was fabulous in this book. The characters (that’s nothing new), the plot (also nothing new), the plot twists (go figure), and the en...

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A Book and A Review #2 rated it

14 years ago

http://abookandareview2.booklikes.com A Book and A Review #2 4.0 Pop Goes the Weasel (Alex Cross Series #5)

text Pop Goes the Weasel (Alex Cross Series #5)

Just good Patterson. This is when his writing was good..I loved all of the earlier Alex Cross books. They were creepy and could suck the reader in from page one. Alas, that Patterson is gone!

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