Cross My Heart (Alex Cross): by James Patterson -- Review

In James Patterson's Cross My Heart, compare the minds of a criminal who leads an emotionless life and a family man who solves crimes to keep Washington D.C. safe. Cross My Heart is the 21st book of the Alex Cross series and takes the reader back and forth between the protagonist and antagonist. In this crime thriller, stakes reach an all-time high as Cross struggles to keep a balance between work at the homicide department and his family life. A new villain emerges by the name of Thierry Mulch who claims to have the ability to execute the perfect crime. Cross My Heart features more depth than previous novels and urges the reader to consider heavy themes about the nature of humanity. Read this fully encompassing review to get a literary expert's opinion on the story and characters. Learn more about Patterson's achievements, passions, and inspirations for the Alex Cross series. With heart-racing crimes and raw emotional elements, Cross My Heart provides everything a fan of crime thrillers could want. Cheer on Cross as he tries to improve his career as a detective and simultaneously become a better family man in Cross My Heart.