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Turning his eye to the only witness - the young banker's beautiful and secretive widow - O'Hara thinks he's closing in, but he's not sure whether he's pursuing justice or his own fatal obsession.</summary><cover isbn="0316710628" oclc="ocn055055295" type="isbn">+-+3715621685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3401</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7798</holdings><numEditions>53</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn067375102</oclcnum><exprid>sw067374878:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2006</date><languages count="10"><lang code="eng" count="40"/><lang code="spa" count="3"/><lang code="dut" count="3"/><lang code="ger" count="1"/><lang code="vie" count="1"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/><lang code="pol" count="1"/><lang code="ita" count="1"/><lang code="srp" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/></languages><dates different="5" first="2006" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.39</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>Cross</title><genres><genre count="7204" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="458" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="3" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>Years after his wife Maria is gunned down by an unknown shooter, a crime that has never been solved, psychologist Alex Cross is called in by his former partner, John Sampson, who wants his help on a case that reveals a connection to Maria's death.</summary><cover isbn="0316159794" oclc="ocn067375102" type="isbn">+-+9424061685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3397</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7467</holdings><numEditions>73</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn052766226</oclcnum><exprid>sw052766226:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2004</date><languages count="14"><lang code="eng" count="52"/><lang code="spa" count="4"/><lang code="chi" count="3"/><lang code="swe" count="2"/><lang code="pol" count="2"/><lang code="rus" count="2"/><lang code="fre" count="1"/><lang code="vie" count="1"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/><lang code="hun" count="1"/><lang code="ita" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="dut" count="1"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/></languages><dates different="7" first="2001" last="2009"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>3rd degree : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6673" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="280" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>Detective Lindsay Boxer is jogging along a beautiful San Francisco street when a fiery explosion rips through the neighborhood. A town house owned by an Internet millionaire is immediately engulfed in flames, and when Lindsay plunges inside to search for survivors, she finds three people dead. An infant who lived in the house cannot be found--and a mysterious message at the scene leaves Lindsay and the San Francisco Police Department completely baffled.</summary><cover isbn="0316603570" oclc="ocn061401362" type="isbn">+-+5208511685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3394</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7167</holdings><numEditions>60</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn052478614</oclcnum><exprid>sw052478614:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2003</date><languages count="8"><lang code="eng" count="46"/><lang code="spa" count="5"/><lang code="pol" count="3"/><lang code="fre" count="2"/><lang code="chi" count="1"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/><lang code="ita" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/></languages><dates different="8" first="2003" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>The big bad wolf : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6063" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="360" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="1" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>At the outset of his career with the FBI, Alex Cross is instructed to track down a band of kidnappers who are snatching people and possibly selling them into slavery, a case that is complicated by a terrible threat to Cross's own family.</summary><cover isbn="0316602906" oclc="ocn053825426" type="isbn">+-+1547511685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3379</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7122</holdings><numEditions>53</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn056012146</oclcnum><exprid>sw056012146:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2004</date><languages count="9"><lang code="eng" count="39"/><lang code="spa" count="4"/><lang code="fre" count="2"/><lang code="chi" count="2"/><lang code="pol" count="2"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="rus" count="1"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/></languages><dates different="7" first="2004" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>London bridges : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6282" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="478" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="2" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>Alex Cross joins forces with Scotland Yard and Interpol in pursuit of the Wolf and the Weasel.</summary><cover isbn="0316710598" oclc="ocn056012146" type="isbn">+-+3405621685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3372</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7505</holdings><numEditions>52</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn061162187</oclcnum><exprid>sw061162187:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2006</date><languages count="8"><lang code="eng" count="42"/><lang code="fre" count="4"/><lang code="vie" count="1"/><lang code="chi" count="1"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/><lang code="pol" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="rus" count="1"/></languages><dates different="5" first="2006" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.35</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>The 5th horseman</title><genres><genre count="7001" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="440" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre><genre count="5" norm="medical novels">Medical novels</genre><genre count="1" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre></genres><summary>Healthy patients are dying of unknown causes in a San Francisco hospital, and the Women's Murder Club decides to investigate the hospital's personnel. They discover a hospital administrator determined to shield the hospital's reputation.</summary><cover isbn="0316159778" oclc="ocn068362230" type="isbn">+-+3224061685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3357</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7171</holdings><numEditions>54</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn058055394</oclcnum><exprid>sw058055394:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2005</date><languages count="13"><lang code="eng" count="36"/><lang code="spa" count="5"/><lang code="ita" count="2"/><lang code="pol" count="2"/><lang code="rus" count="1"/><lang code="ger" count="1"/><lang code="chi" count="1"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/><lang code="swe" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="bul" count="1"/><lang code="zxx" count="1"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/></languages><dates different="6" first="2005" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>Mary, Mary : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6260" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="859" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre></genres><summary>When he investigates the murder of an actress outside of her Beverly Hills home, FBI agent Alex Cross learns that the attack was the latest in a series of celebrity killings linked to the elusive Mary Smith.</summary><cover isbn="031615976X" oclc="ocn058055394" type="isbn">+-+K124061685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3269</uniqueHoldings><holdings>6491</holdings><numEditions>60</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn040907700</oclcnum><exprid>sw040907700:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>1999</date><languages count="12"><lang code="eng" count="45"/><lang code="ita" count="3"/><lang code="fre" count="2"/><lang code="slv" count="2"/><lang code="ger" count="1"/><lang code="chi" count="1"/><lang code="por" count="1"/><lang code="lit" count="1"/><lang code="pol" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="ind" count="1"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/></languages><dates different="9" first="1999" last="2009"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>Pop goes the weasel : a novel</title><genres><genre count="5067" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="964" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="24" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>A serial killer unleashes a reign of terror in Washington against black women. 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It befalls to Alex Cross, the Washington detective, to bring the two men to justice.</summary><cover isbn="0316693294" oclc="ocn656930264" type="isbn">+-+9478411685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3221</uniqueHoldings><holdings>6462</holdings><numEditions>57</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn046976631</oclcnum><exprid>sw046976631:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2001</date><languages count="10"><lang code="eng" count="45"/><lang code="fre" count="3"/><lang code="pol" count="2"/><lang code="ger" count="1"/><lang code="chi" count="1"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="ind" count="1"/><lang code="rus" count="1"/><lang code="slv" count="1"/></languages><dates different="9" first="2001" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>Violets are blue</title><genres><genre count="4417" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="1457" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="15" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>Alex Cross joins forces with a female San Francisco detective to investigate a pattern of murders occurring across the country that draws him into the bizarre subculture of ritual role-playing and vampirism.</summary><cover isbn="0316693235" oclc="ocn664420172" type="isbn">+-+0878411685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3215</uniqueHoldings><holdings>7017</holdings><numEditions>39</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn061362748</oclcnum><exprid>sw061362748:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2006</date><languages count="3"><lang code="eng" count="36"/><lang code="pol" count="2"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/></languages><dates different="3" first="2006" last="2010"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>Beach road : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6860" norm="legal stories">Legal stories</genre><genre count="54" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="9" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre></genres><summary>&quot;A struggling Montauk lawyer agrees to defend a local man accused of murdering several flashy Hamptons types and finds himself in the midst of another trial of the century&quot;--Library journal.</summary><cover isbn="0316159786" oclc="ocn061362748" type="isbn">+-+1324061685</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3149</uniqueHoldings><holdings>6739</holdings><numEditions>40</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn070673176</oclcnum><exprid>sw070673176:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2007</date><languages count="4"><lang code="eng" count="36"/><lang code="pol" count="2"/><lang code="und" count="1"/><lang code="por" count="1"/></languages><dates different="4" first="2007" last="2011"/><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>Step on a crack : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6419" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre></genres><summary>From the Publisher:  First there was Alex Cross. Then there was the Women's Murder Club. With the unexpected death of a beloved former first lady, the nation falls into mourning as the world's most powerful people gather in New York for her funeral. Then the inconceivable occurs. Billionaires, politicians, and superstars of every kind are suddenly trapped by one man's brilliant and ruthless scenario. Now meet detective Michael Bennett, NYPD. Pulled into the fray, Detective Michael Bennett-father of ten-faces the most sinister challenge of his career: a criminal who kills without hesitation and counters everything the NYPD and FBI throw at him with impunity. As New York descends into chaos, Bennett learns that the great love of his life, his wife, is battling a terrible disease and he may have to raise their children alone. 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He is involved with Tess, the most beautiful woman he has ever seen and what's more, a million dollars is within touching distance; his share of the score for the robbery of some world-class art. All he has to do is trigger alarms to throw the cops off the scent. But when Tess is brutally murdered and the others involved in the robbery are massacred, Ned is the prime suspect. 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In detailed case studies of the work of James Patterson, Michael Connolly and Patricia Cornwell, Gregoriou investigates the ways in which crime fiction challenges linguistic norms, the boundaries of acceptable social behaviour, and generic conventions. 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