The Book of the Dead by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

This is a Pendergast novel.  I would recommend reading The Dance of Death prior to reading this book.  It read okay as a stand alone but I would prefer to know how things led to the strange circumstances in this book.

Constance, the geriatric but not really ward, is drawn into Pedergast’s brothers plans of revenge.   Diogenes, Pendergast’s brother, is continuing to plague his brother.  We finally learn why Diogenes hates his brother.  

There is a wealth of weird doings and crazy action in this book.  I enjoyed it. 

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