The Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson

Well I got done reading The Big Bad Wolf about two days ago, it only took me a day to read it. I'd say for advanced readers it' should take about 8 hours or so to go through. It isn't much of an intellectual read as it is drama or horror based. Actually it's more of an awaking into the underground market. Here is a FBI agent (Alex Cross) going after what may be an abberition but said to be the biggest MOBStER to have ever lived. The Wolf as he's known is going for that top spot. He wants to be the most dangerous man of all time and in some respects achieves that title in this book. From slavery to kidnapping murder and extortion, this book keeps the reader interested. I'd say to be weary when reading this book it may lead you into a trip. As self absorbed as this read makes a reader it manages to give you a glimpse into what real Mobster life is like. I especially liked the way the book leads into the sportsworld and how the The Wolf manages to keep you laughing even during such a half hearted brutal story. If you've read the book I'd like to hear about it. If not I suggest a read but with caution and calm as this book can get you wriled up.



P.S. I'm now a quarter thru The Eyes of The Dragon by Stephen King

p.s.s. so i got done with The Eyes of The Dragon, took almost a week I went to it on and off, and I liked it, it held my interest and it seemed to get better as it went along, all in all then ending couldnt have been better, and my favorite most like what ubsurd, wierd, out of this world, wild charecter is still lingerin around somewhere, mauybe in the authors head ,

I haven't read either of these books but may have to check them out. I'm always looking for a good read and like something that will keep my interest. If you got anymore suggestions, let me know, I need a few good books to read.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions you might give.

Good review!

I am a BIG "Alex Cross" fan and have read the entire series of James Patterson's novels involving him. I would highly recommend reading them, starting with "Along Came a Spider."

thnx for the commentz,,, i'll go out and read another patterson novel,i went into a barnes n nobles bookstore and researched ,that man has written alot

Cookie wrote:Good review!

I am a BIG "Alex Cross" fan and have read the entire series of James Patterson's novels involving him. I would highly recommend reading them, starting with "Along Came a Spider."

I will for sure add that one to the list off "to reads"