Agent Pendergast Series: Fever Dream (Series #10) (CD-Audio)

from Jarratt

This Pendergast novel was a bit slower at first, but picked up about 2/3 of the way through. There's little I can tell you of the novel, as pretty much anything I do say will give something away. As usual, Pendergast, D'Agosta, and Laura Hayward are involved. I do think our authors have run out o...

from dasuzuki

I'm glad to see that the Agent Pendergast books seem to be getting back on track. This was another enjoyable story in the series. I loved that we get to see more of Pendergast's past and it was kind of strange to think of him as being married at some point. I wish we could have seen more of the i...

from Twink

I've been following the adventures of FBI Special Agent Aloysius Pendergast since Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child's first collaboration. Fever Dream is the tenth book in the series. Pendergast has just uncovered evidence that points to murder, not an accident as was accepted, in the death of hi...

from Mumugrrl

This was the first Pendergast novel that I wasn't enchanted with right from the get go. I got about 50 pages into it and had to put it down for a few days before I could finish it. The first chapters seemed stilted, and the flashback to Pendergast's last days with his wife were awkward and came a...

from khiemstra631

Special Agent Pendergast has returned! The action is mostly in Louisiana this time with a brief foray to Africa and a few points in-between. The catalyst is the revelation that Pendergast's late wife, Helen, did not die strictly as a result of an attack by a lion, but was instead murdered. Vincen...