Agent Pendergast: The Obsidian Chamber (Hardcover)(Large Print)

from Olivermagnus

This is the sixteenth book in the Pendergast series and it opens with his ward, Constance Green, back at the Pendergast mansion in retreat and contemplation. She informs his general factotum, Procter, that she will be retreating to her subterranean chambers below the mansion to take the time she ...

from fhudnell

For the most part, it's not necessary to read the Pendergast books in any particular order, however in this case I do think it's best to have read "Crimson Shore" before reading this book. "Obsidian Chamber" picks up shortly after the end of the 15th book in the series. I feared that in the prior...

from labdaddy4

I have read every book in this series and enjoyed all. This is among the very best. I especially liked having Proctor's character expanded and learning even more about the complex back stories of the major characters. As always I look forward to more !

from MM_Jones

The Obsidian Chamber, #16 in the Pendergast series by Preston & Child, is an enjoyable read. I find the series quite interesting and the books hold up to the occasional revisit. I enjoy the references to previous books and the bits of science and cultural education included. While this might not ...

from DarthDeverell

Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child return to Special Agent Aloysius Xingu Leng Pendergast and his supporting cast in The Obsidian Chamber, the sixteenth book in the series. The story revolves around the fallout from Pendergast's supposed death at the end of the previous book, The Crimson Shore, an...