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Search - Alex Cross's Trial(LARGE PRINT)
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Alex Cross's Trial - LARGE PRINT Author: In this book 'written' by Alex Cross, Patterson breaks new ground as we head back to 1906, where news of widespread lynchings in the deep south have caught the attention of President theodore Roosevelt. Deeply concerned, he summons Ben Corbett, a white lawyer who hails from Eurdora, Mississippi, and asks him to return to his roots to investigate... more »
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I have mixed emotions about this one--it is a good book but it is kind of hard to read about the atrocities commented in or after the civil war time in the south. It's written from Alex Cross point of view, don't know if was meant to be knowledge from ancestors (kind of written that way) or just a story written by Alex (written by James Patterson). Very good book if you can put aside the pictures that will form in your mind about the happenings.
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Kind of artificial to me.
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