In the title of a famous James Patterson book, along came a what?
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In the title of the famous James Patterson book, Along Came a Spider, "spider" is referring to a criminal.
Along Came a Spider is the first novel in the Alex Cross series by James Patterson. The novel follows Detective Alex Cross as he investigates the kidnapping of a congressman's daughter. He must work with an unlikely partner, Secret Service Agent Jezzie Flanagan, to uncover the truth.
Along Came a Spider is the first novel in the Alex Cross series by James Patterson. The novel follows Detective Alex Cross as he investigates the kidnapping of a congressman's daughter. He must work with an unlikely partner, Secret Service Agent Jezzie Flanagan, to uncover the truth.
In the title of a famous James Patterson book, "Along Came a Spider" is the phrase used. It is a thriller novel featuring the recurring character, Detective Alex Cross. The story follows Cross as he tries to solve a high-profile kidnapping case in Washington D.C. The title refers to the idea of an unexpected event or person disrupting a situation, in this case, the kidnapper who enters the scene and makes the situation more complicated for Cross. The book was a success and adapted for a film in 2001 starring Morgan Freeman as Detective Cross.