Series · by James Patterson
Alex Cross books in order
The 18 books of Alex Cross in series order, with the median page count of each across English print editions. The 13 books with page data add up to about 5,580 pages.
Books in order
18
numbered on Wikidata
Total pages
5,580
sum of medians, 13 books
Reading time
98h
at average speed
- 1Along Came a Spider1993 · 14 editions475 pages8 h 22 min
- 2Kiss the Girls1995 · 12 editions470 pages8 h 17 min
- 3Jack & Jill1996 · 13 editions450 pages7 h 56 min
- 4Cat & Mouse1997 · 13 editions451 pages7 h 57 min
- 5Pop Goes the Weasel1999 · 9 editions423 pages7 h 27 min
- 6Roses Are Red2000 · 9 editions416 pages7 h 20 min
- 7Violets Are Blue2001 · 10 editions398 pages7 h 01 min
- 8Four Blind Mice2002 · too few editions with page counts to show a figure–
- 9The Big Bad Wolf2003 · 12 editions408 pages7 h 12 min
- 11Mary, Mary2005 · 11 editions435 pages7 h 40 min
- 12Cross2006 · 12 editions412 pages7 h 16 min
- 13Double Cross2007 · 6 editions434 pages7 h 39 min
- 14Cross Country2008 · too few editions with page counts to show a figure–
- 16I, Alex Cross6 editions391 pages6 h 54 min
- 17Cross Fire2010 · too few editions with page counts to show a figure–
- 19Merry Christmas, Alex Cross2012 · too few editions with page counts to show a figure–
- 20Alex Cross, run7 editions416 pages7 h 20 min
- 23Cross Justice2015 · too few editions with page counts to show a figure–
Pages per book, in series order
Median page count across English print editions.
How long to read the whole series?
Reading time
98 h 21 min
At 30 min a day
197 days
At 1 hour a day
99 days
Order follows the series number recorded on Wikidata. Novellas numbered with decimals (for example 2.5) sit between the main books.
Data: Wikidata: part of the series (P179) and series ordinal (Wikimedia Foundation / Wikidata contributors); Open Library monthly data dumps (works, editions, authors, reading log, ratings) (Open Library / Internet Archive); How many words do we read per minute? A review and meta-analysis of reading rate (Marc Brysbaert, Journal of Memory and Language 109 (2019)).