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Loading... Mary, Mary (2005)by James Patterson
   Books Read in 2005 (120) No current Talk conversations about this book. I read it this week at work and loved it. I just bought the next book in the series and then I will be caught up on his series. I really enjoyed this book a lot and was surprised by the ending, Few books do that to me. (  ) KyleneJones | Apr 25, 2022 |  Somebody is murdering Hollywood's A-list. Mary Smith is targeting Hollywood stars and power brokers, and she is getting better every time. BLTSbraille | Sep 17, 2021 | I liked this story. I liked the less action more research in this novel. I also like the "voice" of Mary Smith. The plot was deceptively simple yet complex. Yet it had me guessing until the end. It was also kind of sad. Talked to loneliness and over worked underappreciated single mother's who need help. As a single mother I can understand the feeling though not the result. I was sure there was more to it than met the eye and I was correct (  ) LoisSusan | Dec 10, 2020 | Patterson's Alex Cross novels are like the very tastiest junk food (and I love junk food). His characters are human and well formed and his plots, while not the most complicated, are meaty enough. Even his short chapter structure makes it easy reading. Mary Mary is quintessential. A serial killer starts in New York, moves to LA and sends emails describing each kill. The emails are from Mary Smith. ( ) susandennis | Jun 5, 2020 | Mary Mary: Patterson started off telling me about a nasty murder with a few clues. Then he left me and wandered away telling me about the detective’s nasty divorce and his children. I gave it up. Mr Patterson, if I wanted Mills and Boon, that’s what I would buy. Can I have my money back, please? (  ) Novak | Sep 30, 2019 | no reviews | add a review
FBI agent Alex Cross is after a serial murder who chooses as his victims women who've neglected their children for successful careers in the entertainment industry, he describes the murders in overheated e-mails he addresses to his victims but sends to hapless entertainment columnist Arnold Griner, signing them "Mary Smith." No library descriptions found. 
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