Step on a Crack

By: James Patterson, Michael Ledwidge

Narrated by: John Slattery, Reg Rogers

In this heart-pounding novel from the world’s #1 bestselling author, Detective Michael Bennett faces a sinister foe on New York City's holiest ground.

During a state funeral for a former First Lady, armed men disguised as monks seize St. Patrick's Cathedral and take the high-profile hostages ransom.

NYPD officer Michael Bennett steps into the dangerous role of lead negotiator in the standoff.

The city is relying on this humble hero.

So is his family. Bennett and his ten adopted children are facing a devastating loss at home.

As the world watches and the tension boils to a searing heat, Bennett must find a way to rescue them all.

​"Totally gripping and downright impossible to put down...Patterson has a knack for creating genuinely likable heroes, and Michael Bennett fits the bill." —Booklist

"NYPD Detective Michael Bennett is something of a living legend...a master homicide investigator...a devoted dad...balancing his personal and professional lives is always an epic challenge." —Deadline Hollywood

Great Listen.

excellent story. Great narration. Love the whole story line. Highly recommend this book to everyone.

Great book!

We tend to get these for our long trips. Recently we drove to Georgia from Texas and enjoyed this book very much. Intrigue, suspense, and good narration are all that this Audible book provides. Enjoy as we did!

Excellent Book

What did you like about this audiobook?

This is another Michael Bennett book...I love those. The way the family is involved throughout and alway a good mystery.

Patterson at his best, again!

Concerts again Patterson puts together the warmth of the family man, Mike, and the intrigue of a detectives life.

I love the Bennett books

I have read almost all of the Bennett books, actually read. He is by far my favorite character from Patterson. I accidentally bought the abridged copy to step back into the Bennett world, I must say I'm very good it was abridged, the sound effects and music were irritating at best. The narrators weren't horrible, so why mess it up with music and sounds?