Walt Disney Characters Christmas in Counted Cross Stitch Book 5077
Celebrate the holidays with Mickey and his friends . Smaller characters are approx. 4x4" They include: Mickey, Minnie, Dumbo, Goofy, Pluto, Pinocchio, Thumper, Chip & Dale, and last but not least my favorite Donald Duck. Decorate wreaths, Pillows, wall hangings, or make a Christmas throw.
Walt Disney Characters in Counted Cross Stitch. Adapted by Designs by Gloria & Pat for Paragon Needlecraft. Book no. 5070. Designs include Pinocchio, Mickey, Donald Duck, Snow White & Seven Dwarfs, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Bambi, Sleeping Beauty, Mickey & Minnie, Three Little Pigs, Lady & The Tramp and Dumbo
Alex Cross's niece is found brutally murdered. Overcome with grief, Alex vows to take down her killer before he strikes again. But shortly after he begins the investigation, Alex discovers that his niece had gotten mixed up with some very important, very dangerous people. And she's not the only one who has disappeared. The hunt for the murderer leads Alex and his girlfriend, Detective Brianna Stone, to Washington's most infamous club--a place where every fantasy is possible, if you have the credentials to get in. The killer could be one of their patrons, one of Washington's elite who will do anything to keep their secrets buried.
When the home of Alex Cross's oldest friend, Ellie Cox, is turned into the worst murder scene Alex has ever seen, the destruction leads him to believe that he's chasing a horrible new breed of killer. As Alex and his girlfriend, Brianna Stone, become entangled in the deadly Nigerian underworld of Washington D.C., what they discover is shocking: a stunningly organized gang of lethal teenagers headed by a powerful, diabolical man--the African warlord known as the Tiger. Just when the detectives think they're closing in on the elusive murderer, the Tiger disappears into thin air. Tracking him to Africa, Alex knows that he must follow. Alone.
Alex Cross was a rising star in the Washington, DC, Police Department when an unknown shooter gunned down his wife, Maria, in front of him. The killer was never found, and the case turned cold, filed among the unsolved drive-bys in D.C.'s rough neighborhoods. Years later, still haunted by his wife's death, Cross is making a bold move in his life.
