Saturday, January 09, 2010
Book 2 of 52 -- James Patterson's I, Alex Cross
This is a quick, undemanding, unsatisfying read.
It relies on a tired story line that goes something like this: Our hero is the only person on the planet who can go up against the dark powerful forces who are doing horrific things, and bring them to justice. Everyone else has failed. The pressure on him to give up is intense. And incredibly, everyone else who is near this case ends up either dead or dead-ended, but somehow our hero gets a free pass.
Sounds sort of silly, doesn't it? And of course, let's not forget, the dark forces go right to the top, to the top I tell you. (No spoiler here, the White House is mentioned at the start of the book)
I read this book, there was nothing to it. But unlike Chinese food I'm not hungry for more an hour later.
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