Agent Pendergast Series: The Book of the Dead (Series #7) (Paperback)

from israfel13

I'm unable to offer any real critical perspective due to the fact that I'm so wholistically enamored with the entire series. I did find the growing comparisons between Pendergast and Holmes entertaining and I'm waiting anxiously to find out what happens with the "baby".

from DrLed

Synopsis: When the last book ended, Pendergast had been sent to prison for murder but he had kept Diogenes (his brother) from stealing the one diamond in the museum's collection that he wanted. As this book begins, Diogenes sends the museum the rest of the diamonds he had stolen, but as diamond g...

from DanaJean

Another Pendergast book, this one had to do with the reopening of an Egyptian exhibit at the local museum. Mayhem follows. Once again, suspense, mystery, thriller all quickly paced. Continuing characters. I'm having a good time with all of these Pendergast stories. They are entertaining and inter...

from Meredy

This seventh book in the Special Agent Pendergast series concludes the "Diogenes trilogy," in which the chief antagonist is Pendergast's malevolent, hate-driven brother Diogenes. A bold escape from a maximum-security prison, exquisitely planned and timed to the second, is a highlight of this conc...

from Snukes

Fun, easy read. Not brilliant literature, but brain candy. I didn't realize this was part of a set, but apparently you don't need to read the other novels to know what's going on. I felt a little lost in places, which I probably wouldn't have if I'd read the other books (still not even sure what ...