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A Review of James Patterson’s Roses are Red | Anu Lal

The unambiguous position James Patterson holds in the minds of the fans of American popular fiction is evident in the fact that his fiction still makes the readers want to read it. The first Alex Cross-novel I read was Double Cross , which was the 13th novel in the Alex Cross-novels. The first Alex Cross-novel, Along Came a Spider , came out in 1993. There are apparently 32 books in the series to date and more are slated to come in the near future. James Patterson, a highly accomplished and popular writer from the US started his publishing career in 1976 with the book The Thomas Berryman Number . The idea here is to show the longevity of his writing career. The success rate of Patterson is not just the longevity of his career, it’s also the grandeur with which he succeeded in the world of writing. While writing an analysis of Roses Are Red , I must also share how I came across this book since it might contribute to viewing this text in the appropriate light. Roses Are Red is the sixth

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