Alex Cross, Run

by James Patterson
Series: Alex Cross
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Alex Cross, Run, James Patterson

Detective Alex Cross is hunting three killers. But is someone hunting him?

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  • Trade Paperback
    $32.95 RRP
    ISBN: 9781846057847
    Published: 18/02/2013
    Imprint: Century
    Extent: 416 pages
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    ISBN: 9781448183814
    Published: 18/02/2013
    Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
    Extent: 416 pages
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    ISBN: 9780099550150
    Published: 02/09/2013
    Imprint: Arrow
    Extent: 416 pages
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Three killers are on the rampage in the capital and dead bodies are piling up almost as fast as the police can count them.

Alex Cross is in charge of all three investigations and has never been under more pressure. But with a crisis at home that threatens to tear his family apart, Alex's attention is divided. While Cross tracks the killers, he doesn't notice that someone is tracking him.

Can Alex unravel the cases and find the killers in time? Or will he be the next dead body on the list?

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Apr 3

James Patterson Competition Winner

by Random House Australia on 3 April 2013

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Thank you to everyone who entered the James Patterson WOULD YOU MAKE A GOOD DETECTIVE? competition.

We are excited to announce that the winner is . . .

 

Apr 20

New TV series based on James Patterson’s PRIVATE books

by Random House Australia on 20 April 2012

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James Patterson's bestselling PRIVATE series is set to be developed into a television show. Patterson will serve as an executive producer on the project, working alongside Sonar Entertainment and Black Swan screenwriter John McLaughlin who is on board to write the two-hour premiere episode. Of the TV adaptation, Patterson stated: "My ultimate goal is to tell stories in television...

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    Eva225 stars

    27 March 2013 at 12:06pm

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    This was my first ever Patterson read and I was not disappointed! Every page just leaves you on the edge of the seat and the short chapters make the book easy to pick up where you left off. Perfect for afternoon commute home from work where the brain needs some downtime.