Agent Pendergast Series: City of Endless Night (Series #17) (CD-Audio)

from fhudnell

I've read every book in this series and this is one of the better ones. It can be read as a standalone. The headless corpse of a young woman is found and FBI Special Agent Pendergast is assigned to work on the case with his police detective friend Vincent D'Agosta because he is in the doghouse wi...

from Andy_DiMartino

This one had a bit of a different feel to it. Miss the supernatural elements that usually accompany Pendergast that we haven't seen for awhile. Maybe next time? Anyway, it was a wonderful day just reading in bed. I wish I had more weekends like this!!!

from Beamis12

The headless daughter of a millionaire is found, Pendergast who is in disgrace with the FBI after his last outing is assigned the case. Although working again with his friend, Detective D'Agosta, Pendergast shows little interest, taking it for the punishment it is meant to be. But then, more head...

from coachtim30

I must first disclose that I am an unabashed fan of Preston & Child, and especially their Pendergast series. I've been with them from Book 1 (Relic) of the series and have read all 17 books, Therefore, it is with some trepidation that I write this review because I know it won't be popular with so...

from Carol420

The title is an allusion to a classic poem by William Blake, which states, "Some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night." The evil in this book is seeking to bring "endless night" to the citizens of New York City. The book is one year out from the last book but the story takes ...