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by Deena Rae

Jack & Jill – Alex Cross #3

Craziness and filled with so many “WTH?” moments it was insane...
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Jack & Jill – Alex Cross #3

written by Deena Rae
7 · 18 · 23

Book Review
Jack & Jill

JACK & JILL by James Patterson Craziness and filled with so many “WTH?” moments it was insane

Psychological Thrillers / Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural / Thrillers / Crime / Thrillers / Psychological, Fiction / Action & Adventure

January 1, 2003

Age: 16+
Heat: Sexual situations, Language,

480

April 24 – 28, 2023

My Rating

Craziness and filled with so many “WTH?” moments it was insane

First you don’t know who Jack and Jill are, then you do…only to realize you don’t. Not at all. Guessing all the way through. Who is Jack? Who is Jill? Really?

Twists and turns doesn’t even describe this storyline. First you know Jack and Jill are the killing duo, then you don’t, then you do, it’s hard to keep up.

Alex cross, doctor -detective is back, and maybe he’s found a new love interest while searching for killers.

Boom, nothing is as it seems. This was a crazy, twisty storyline.

Even after I closed the book for the night I was thinking about it

Recommend?

I recommend to anyone who likes twists, turns, and lots of WTH moments.

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Disclaimer
I received via the OverDrive/Libby app from the Harris County or Houston Public Library system. It was read as a Kindle Book.

Deena Rae

Deena Rae

Deena Rae was born and raised in Texas - home of bluebonnets, boots, beef and big hair - into a family that was in the printing and publishing industries. Her father was a computer programmer for major newspapers when the equipment took up whole rooms and mother has been a publisher for almost 40 years - trying, unsuccessfully, to bring her into the family business. ​Finally relenting in 2011, she officially joined The Book Connection - her mother's publishing and packaging company - as the Digital Director, to create the epublishing division. Her computer skills, willingness to help authors, love of literature, no-nonsense attitude and quick wit has helped shepherd many authors through the maze of digital and indie publishing. Quickly deciding she wanted to offer her services to more authors than just the ones her mother represented, she branched out on her own, opening E-BookBuilders January of 2012. The rest is history.

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