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Title: Strong start and then a limp to the finish line.
Review: James Patterson usually writes fast paced novels that thrill you to the end. After Gary Soneji dies in Cat and Mouse, this book takes a nose dive. The second half of the book was a great disappointment. The identity of Mr. Smith is obvious from the beginning and the character is very uninteresting. Dr. Cross' insights into Mr. Smith's psyche and his so-called solving of the mass murders are ludicrous. For added drama, Dr. Cross and his family are viciously beaten (ho hum), but I never believed that any member of the family was seriously injured. Only a half-hearted effort is made to keep you in suspence. The end of the book was simply stupid. Perhaps if James Patterson made every chapter longer than a page and half, he would have done more character and plot development. Patterson can do, and has done, much better.
