The Book of the Dead

By: Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child

Narrated by: Scott Brick

An FBI agent, rotting away in a high-security prison for a murder he did not commit...
His brilliant, psychotic brother, about to perpetrate a horrific crime...
A young woman with an extrodinary past, on th edge of a violent breakdown...
An ancient Egyptian tomb with an enigmatic curse, about to be unveiled at a celebrity-studded New York gala...
Memento Mori

Gripping story

This story was so well detailed and read I found myself dreaming about the characters. The author's took great care in unfolding the plot and developing the characters. I recommend it whole heartedly.

Music???

This version contained music at certain points. Was not expecting that. Not bad, it was to add to the feeling of the story at the points where it was utilized. But a heads up would have been useful.

Diogenes Meets His Match

This is the third and last book in the Diogenes trilogy, book 7 in the overall Pendergast series. A magnificent culmination of the battle between the Pendergast brothers. It begins with our hero incarcerated and Diogenes continuing with his ultimate plan. Hayward and D'agosta are estranged. From this, a tight tension filled web is woven. I'm pleased to see Eli Glinn from the Ice Limit here, he is the only person I've seen formidable enough to go toe to toe with Pendergast himself and his help is sorely needed. Don't try to anticipate what will happen, the authors are brilliant at misdirection. Everyone gets a chance to shine, Hayward finally listens to her sweetie, Pendergast learns about himself and Diogenes strikes. Special mention to Constance Green. You go girl!! Both she and Hayward are women who are forces of nature. This novel will have you in an emotional tangle. Masterfully narrated by Scott Brick, it packs a punch in audio. This book is another reason I've become a huge fan of Preston and Child.

Outstanding!! Bravo!!

For fans of Pendergast/History Museum of New York/Vincent Degosta, left hanging at the end of the last novel, this is the fantastic sequel. The story does not disappoint on any level, character development, plot twists, outcome... Stop reading this and download!!:)

awsome

this really is a great book. kept me on edge the whole way thru.