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James Patterson

A masked crew executes bank tellers while a killer taunts Alex Cross at home.

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Main characters

Alex Cross

D.C. homicide detective and forensic psychiatrist raising three kids and a recovering Nana Mama while a killer phones him at crime scenes and at home. He loses the chase, keeps the family, and gets a promise of more.

Appears in:
Part 1: Masks of the Presidents
Part 2: The Circle Tightens
Part 3: Tick Tock, Alex
Part 4: The Nixon Mask
Themes:
Surveillance as terror
Murder as performance
The cost of the badge
Control and its collapse

The Mastermind

The unseen planner behind the masked bank crew, who taunts Cross by phone and mail and treats murder as a game. He escapes through tunnels beneath the bank and remains at large.

Appears in:
Part 1: Masks of the Presidents
Part 2: The Circle Tightens
Part 3: Tick Tock, Alex
Part 4: The Nixon Mask
Themes:
Surveillance as terror
Murder as performance

Betsey Cavalierre

FBI lead on the robbery-murders who starts by fighting Cross over jurisdiction and ends as his lover. A farmhouse bomb puts her in the hospital with a concussion and broken arm.

Appears in:
Part 1: Masks of the Presidents
Part 2: The Circle Tightens
Part 3: Tick Tock, Alex
Themes:
The cost of the badge

Nana Mama

Cross's grandmother, recovering from a stroke and the family's spine. She refuses to let the Mastermind chase them from their home.

Appears in:
Part 1: Masks of the Presidents
Part 3: Tick Tock, Alex
Part 4: The Nixon Mask
Themes:
Surveillance as terror
The cost of the badge

Ms. Johnson

The female robber in the Reagan mask, a former Army military police officer court-martialed for brutality. Cross disarms her in the vault and shoots her in the leg.

Appears in:
Part 3: Tick Tock, Alex
Part 4: The Nixon Mask
Themes:
Control and its collapse

Also in the story

Supporting characters

Christine Johnson

Mother of Cross's son Alex Jr., still shattered by her kidnapping in a previous case. She asks for space, and the relationship fractures.

Appears in:
Part 2: The Circle Tightens
Themes:
The cost of the badge

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Roses Are Red themes & symbols

Surveillance as terror · Murder as performance · The cost of the badge · Control and its collapse

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