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CROSS & SAMPSON

by James Patterson and Brian Sitts

Little, Brown•EN
About the book

Detectives Alex Cross and John Sampson confront a series of violent crimes that force them out of their usual Washington, D.C. jurisdiction. As they track a sophisticated criminal network, the investigation expands across vast physical distances, requiring the partners to coordinate high-stakes pursuits through unfamiliar territory. The narrative focuses on the technical aspects of manhunts and the strategic decisions made when law enforcement resources are stretched thin. The plot highlights the logistical challenges of pursuit while testing the tactical coordination between the two veteran investigators as they attempt to intercept suspects before they disappear again.

Readers who enjoy procedural crime fiction and character-driven detective series will find this book fits their interests. It appeals to those who value the professional dynamic of a long-term partnership and the methodical details of tracking fugitives across state lines. The audience gains a clear look at how detective work evolves during a mobile investigation and how personal history influences professional instincts. By the end, the reader understands the specific mechanics of a modern interstate manhunt and the persistence required to close complex cases involving multiple jurisdictions.

Reading profile

Practical, outward-looking, growth-minded, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Practical Optimizer. Which reader are you?

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Publisher
Little, Brown
ISBN
9780316599849
Language
EN

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