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Jack and Jill. (book reviews)

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Publishers Weekly, August 5th, 1996

James Patterson. Little, Brown, $24.95 (448p) ISBN 0-316-69371-5

Patterson's most recent thriller, Hide and Seek, lacked his customary hero, Alex Cross, and didn't catch fire with readers. Here, Patterson brings back the black psychiatrist and Washington, D.C., homicide cop (Kiss the Girls, etc.) for a gripping game of death that will have fans flocking. Two simultaneous investigations bear down on Cross: the first concerns the killings perpetrated by a duo known as "Jack and Jill" who are murdering famous people (beginning with a U.S. senator) in Washington, taunting the police and "practi...

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