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John Sampson is of African American descent in the James Patterson series featuring Alex Cross.
The mother of Alex Cross in the Cross book series by James Patterson is Christine.
In James Patterson's Alex Cross series, members of Alex Cross's family are targeted or face danger at various points in the series, but not all of them are killed. It depends on the specific book you are referring to.
No, Alex Cross is not in a wheelchair. He is a detective and a main character in a series of novels by James Patterson. Alex Cross is known for his keen investigative skills and strong physical abilities.
The book that comes after "Cross My Heart" in the Alex Cross series by James Patterson is "Hope to Die".
John Sampson is a recurring character in James Patterson's Alex Cross series. However, he does not die in any of the books in the series. John Sampson remains a key ally and friend to Alex Cross throughout the book series.
In the "Alex Cross" book series by James Patterson, Alex Cross's wife, Bree Stone, is a black woman. She is a detective with the Washington, D.C. police force.
The Alex Cross series by James Patterson follows the life and cases of detective and psychologist Alex Cross. The plots vary from murder mysteries to solving serial crimes to chasing down criminals. Each book in the series features a gripping storyline that keeps readers engaged and eager to see how Alex Cross navigates through complex and challenging cases.
Along Came a Spider, Kiss the Girls, Jack and Jill, Cat and Mouse, Pop Goes the Weasel, Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, Four Blind Mice, The Big Bad Wolf, London Bridges, Mary, Mary , Cross, Double Cross, Cross Country, I, Alex Cross, Alex Cross's Trial, Cross Fire
I, Alex Cross
In the novels by James Patterson, Dr. Alex Cross, the protagonist, is described as an African American detective and psychologist. In the movie adaptations, he has been portrayed by actors of color such as Morgan Freeman and Tyler Perry.