Quirky and dapper FBI agent Pendergast is back and plays a
slightly small part in this book due to an involuntary commitment. Diogenes and Constance are in this book and
whenever Pendergast's brother is involved there is sure to be mayhem and
skullduggery.
The story is parallel tales for awhile. Pendergast is stuck in dire straits while
someone leads his trusty houseman, Proctor on a chase.
The plot is intricate and
one is reminded of some of the semi-occult aspects of the Pendergast
books.
Once again I repeat myself from past reviews of this dynamic writing duo, this book has plenty of action, social commentary and thought provoking plot lines to attract a wide variety of readers.
I highly recommend.
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This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
