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“EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED FROM JAMES PATTERSON…. Patterson confounds even mystery veterans with spine-tingling twists and turns that leave readers hanging upside down with their hearts racing.”

—Columbus Dispatch

“PATTERSON NOT ONLY CREATES A DIZZYING FLIGHT OF SUSPENSE AND VIOLENCE, but exposes the explosive elements in today’s society that make the world vulnerable to frightening events.”

—Baton Rouge Magazine

“Readers who have not discovered James Patterson just don’t know what they are missing. PATTERSON IS, WITHOUT A DOUBT, ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED AND EXCITING AUTHORS OF CRIME FICTION TODAY.”

—Lake Worth Herald

“A RIDE ON A ROLLER COASTER WHOSE BRAKES HAVE GONE OUT.”

—Chicago Tribune on Cat & Mouse

“CAT & MOUSE IS A PULSATING GAME…. THE ACTION IS FAST AND FURIOUS…. The pages turn in a blur…. You might just finish this in one sitting. It’s that kind of book.”

—Denver Rocky Mountain News

“Patterson delivers THE SWIFTLY PACED FARE THAT HAS MADE HIM A CHAMP OF THE CHARTS.”

—Publishers Weekly on Cat & Mouse

“CROSS, A BRILLIANT HOMICIDE COP, IS ONE OF THE GREAT CREATIONS OF THRILLER FICTION.”

—Dallas Morning News on Jack & Jill

“CAPTIVATING… A FAST-PACED THRILLER FULL OF SURPRISING BUT REALISTIC PLOT TWISTS.”

—San Francisco Examiner on Jack & Jill

“TOUGH TO PUT DOWN… TICKS LIKE A TIME BOMB, ALWAYS FULL OF THREAT AND TENSION.”

—Los Angeles Times on Kiss the Girls

“PATTERSON HIT THE BALL OUT OF THE PARK WITH ALONG CAME A SPIDER. KISS THE GIRLS IS EVEN BETTER.”

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—Denver Post on Kiss the Girls

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—Sidney Sheldon on Along Came a Spider

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“TERROR AND SUSPENSE THAT GRAB THE READER AND WON’T LET GO. JUST TRY RUNNING AWAY FROM THIS ONE.”

—Ed McBain onAlong Came a Spider

Books by James Patterson

THE ALEX CROSS NOVELS

Cross

Mary, Mary

London Bridges

The Big Bad Wolf

Four Blind Mice

Violets Are Blue

Roses Are Red

Pop Goes the Weasel

Cat & Mouse

Jack & Jill

Kiss the Girls

Along Came a Spider

THE WOMEN’S MURDER CLUB

The 5th Horseman (and Maxine Paetro)

4th of July (and Maxine Paetro)

3rd Degree (and Andrew Gross)

2nd Chance (and Andrew Gross)

1st to Die

OTHER BOOKS

Step On a Crack (and Michael Ledwidge)

Judge & Jury (and Andrew Gross)

Beach Road (and Peter de Jonge)

Maximum Ride: School’s Out—Forever

Lifeguard (and Andrew Gross)

Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment

Honeymoon (and Howard Roughan)

santaKid

Sam’s Letters to Jennifer

The Lake House

The Jester (and Andrew Gross)

The Beach House (and Peter de Jonge)

Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas

Cradle and All

Black Friday

When the Wind Blows

See How They Run

Miracle on the 17th Green (and Peter de Jonge)

Hide & Seek

The Midnight Club

Season of the Machete

The Thomas Berryman Number

For previews of upcoming James Patterson novels and information about the author, visit www.jamespatterson.com.

For Janie, who is Nora.For Mary Katherine, who is a saint

For anyone who’s ever dreamed aboutsome small and delicious revengeagainst the money changers onWall Street and around the world.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Although Black Friday is written as fiction, all of what follows could happen, especially the Wall Street financial parts. I would like to thank the people who helped so much in making the background information interesting and authentic.

Sidney Ruthberg-financial editor, Fairchild Publications James Dowd—Wall Street attorney, formerly of the United States Army

Stephen Bowen–former captain, United States Marines Corps Katherine McMahon–New York and Paris backgrounds

Joan Ennis–lrish TouristBoard

Thomas Altman—Sedona, Arizona

Barbara Maddalena–New York, Wall Street area

Mindy Zepp-New York

M. Blackstone-Soho

PART ONE

Green Band


The pure products of America go crazy.

—William Carlos Williams

Chapter 1

COLONEL DAVID HUDSON leaned his tall, athletic body

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