Pop Goes the Weasel

by James Patterson | Mystery & Thrillers |
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Registered by Wiggum of Comber, Co. Down United Kingdom on 1/18/2005
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Journal Entry 1 by Wiggum from Comber, Co. Down United Kingdom on Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Another great read from Patterson. Really enjoyed this one - you don't even have to read it in sequence.


A series of killings in the forgotten, crime-infested ghettos of southeastern DC has sent Cross and his 6'9" 250-pound-partner, John Sampson in search of the "Jane Doe" killer. However, their racist, tyrannical boss George Pitman orders them to stay out of the southeast and investigate the high-profile murder of a wealthy white man. Cross already has suspicions that the murders are linked, but when Sampson's ex turns up in an abandoned southeast warehouse kicked to death, the two detectives carry on with their original investigation.

Meanwhile, Cross's long-time love, Christine, (Cat and Mouse) has taken prominence in his life and it looks as if the two will finally get hitched--with one hitch: Cross leaves the force. Although Cross's instinct tells him to quit--to not put everything he loves in jeopardy again--he's compelled to catch the Weasel. Akin to a slick, Hollywood action flick, Pop Goes the Weasel doesn't have time for meaningful character development and thoughtful moral analysis. And it doesn't need to. Its winning formula is based in short scenes (chapters average about three pages), addictive plot progression and mean dialogue:


Journal Entry 2 by Wiggum at Cafe Revue in Texas Homebase in Bangor, Co. Down United Kingdom on Tuesday, January 18, 2005

Released 19 yrs ago (1/18/2005 UTC) at Cafe Revue in Texas Homebase in Bangor, Co. Down United Kingdom

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