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The Book of the Dead
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Series: Agent Pendergast Series, Book 7
- Length: 15 hrs and 9 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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- A. Schar
- 09-05-14
I like this series
I have avoided this book and its predecessor because I generally avoid "man wrongly accused" However, this book was really fun. It had the return of a number of fun characters from earlier books (always a pleasure) and there was resolution.
These books are somewhat formulaic. I don't actually mind this. there is enough fun to keep me interested. I enjoy the development of characters from book to book. I enjoy the bizarre internal logic that the authors keep.
Some of the later books in this series have parts that move grindingly slow. I didn't find that in this one at all. There was no point where I just wanted to cry because I couldn't flip through the pages and ignore the boring stuff.
I highly recommend it.
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- V.A.
- 01-03-08
Not bad
Although a bit predictable and formulaic, it's still an enjoyable 'read'. I might suggest, however, you read Dance of Death before reading this one. It gives you a good base for the characters.
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- Hermano
- 06-17-06
Perfect follow-up! A+++
Months ago I listened to previous book, "Dance of Death" and found it intriguing and suspenseful. This book gives you an extremely rare opportunity to know the villain's alter-ego way before the characters even catch a whiff. The villain is uniquely twisted individual! Brick does a masterful job with these characters. A satisfying read ... make sure you read the other one first. A tiny complaint that the last portion of the book could have been more tighter.
19 people found this helpful
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- J. Bliss
- 09-29-06
Out of Order
Like other readers, I was unaware of this being the third in a series until I had finished it, and was advised in the epilog of the best order to read these. I am reading #2 at this moment, and while I know where it goes in the future, it is still good to fill in the blanks. Very well written.
An advisor in the initial book summary would steer readers to have these poresented in a more complete manner.
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- Rebecca
- 06-18-07
Left me hanging... again!!
I love, LOVE this book. It was a fantastic "read" - the revelation about how the Pendergast brothers became so polarized was satisfying and made Agent Pendergast a little more human. I was very happy to see Constance come into her own. Watching her character develope and learning more about her inner workings was great.
So much is resolved in this book, you are almost afraid that like any good story it has no where left to go. So not true. In the end, although I had predicted at least part of this ending, I was left wanting more.
This is by far Pendergasts most personal and revealing novel. He truly becomes a human being in this story. I really hope the authors continue the series.
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- Mel
- 02-25-15
The Brothers Pendergast
The final book in P&C's The Brimstone Trilogy. Really should be read in order. The Duel To The Death between the Pendergast Brothers is reminiscent of Holmes vs Moriarty.
I didn't care for the final 45 minutes but the bulk of the story is as riveting as any of the eight Pendergast stories I've read so far.
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- Joanna
- 01-09-10
Great!
I really enjoyed this book from beginning to end. It kept me wanting more all the way through, and I often had trouble putting it down, so-to-speak. Scott Brick gave a great narration to this book, and I highly recommend it. I would, however, suggest reading The Dance of Death first to really enjoy this book. This book literally picks up right where Dance of Death leaves off, and while the former was not as entertaining, it is pretty necessary to completely understand all of the nuances of this plot. Preston/Child did not, in my opinion, make this a "stand alone" book. At any rate, this is a great listen! Enjoy!
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- SFort
- 06-27-06
Pendergast Lite
This is not a bad book, but as a devoted follower of all the Pendergast books I was a bit disappointed. The story was solid enough, the narration terrific, but I was surprised to find that I was almost at the end of the first of two parts before Agent Pendergast made his first appearance. His appearances were brief, also. Most of the story goes on without him, focusing instead on his evil brother. This was my biggest problem with the book. Pendergast is the very soul of this series of books, and to have him appear so little and so late was a peculiar decision, in my opinion. Were this a television show, it would be the one shot when the leading actor was sick, or in a contract dispute with the producers. My second reservation is that I think the author(s) are "jumping the shark" by focusing so much on Pendergast and his family. I preferred the earlier books, where he was the mysterious outsider, appearing out of nowhere with keen insights and esoteric knowledge which flustered those who opposed him. There isn't much mystery left regarding the man himself, unfortunately. I hope that in future works the authors take a step back and allow him to disappear into the shadows again, to reappear in some creepy town where no one knows him, and where the evil he faces is truly unknown, both to him, and the reader.
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- GH
- 07-13-12
Fantasic Conclusion to the Trilogy
This is the third book of the trilogy in which Diogenes Pendergast seeks revenge for the pain inflicted on him at childhood by his FBI brother. Digogenes is a character you love to hate and in this installment he sinks to new and lower levels of deceit and depravity. There are many turns and the unraveling of the story is performed artfully. All of the cast from previous novels make an appearance in this novel and so there is a great deal of backstory development. I loved this novel and Scott Brick did a masterful job narrating. The Pendergast series suffers from inconsistently written novels. Just when you are about to say, forget it, I don’t want to listen to another, they pull out a story like this one. I wish they could just consistently deliver – but in this novel they did.
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- William Bryan
- 08-05-07
Yes it that good!
The perfect setting for the perfect mystery…no…thriller. A dusty museum, something staking the workers and add to the mix sibling rivalry. Yea, this is the basis for a good listen and Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child delivers. This was my first “FBI Agent Pendergast” book. I liked it so much I am going back to the beginning of the series. Yes it that good!
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- Loui
- 07-15-21
gripping!
I absolutely love this series and find myself having to rewind pieces to make sure I heard it all when I've become distracted for whatever reason . Great plots and interesting characters, all of which you grow to love or hate accordingly .
I highly recommend this series
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-02-20
Excellent books. Great narration. Very unique.
I love the Pendergast books. They are strange and sometimes I feel I am listening to a story set in Victorian times. I can imagine certain actors playing the part.
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- Steph H
- 05-10-20
What a finale
Very enjoyable, good story arcs, great characters, interesting story and ideas, very well executed.
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- Mr. M. Edwards
- 02-02-18
Timid end to a great trilogy.
This is the conclusion of the Diogenes Trilogy and it starts with a bang. Carrying on where the last book left off, it sets the scene for Diogenes to be the ultimate big bad for Agent Pendergast. However as the book progresses and the plot unfolds, his lethal and dangerous air seems to dissipate as we get in his head.
There are some good set pieces - the "perfect crime" is nicely executed and following Pendergast in prison, but the last third of the book seems aimless and tepid.
Worth the read if you've read the others.
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- Mark Steven Alan Thomas
- 10-14-16
Good stuff
7 books read now, and intriguing as always. Nice twists and developments. It is easy to recreate the story in my mind and feel as though I am there with them...
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- Larissa
- 07-14-20
A satisfying story.
It is good to listen to The Book of the Dead on the heels of Dance of Death, as the story picks up very closely after and with the same cast. The Book of the Dead doesn't disappoint, revealing secrets of the past and delving into the characters exquisitely.
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- Maria Tippett
- 05-05-18
Brilliant
I have been a fan of Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s for a number of yrs. I have most of their books, but just lately I have started to listen to their audio books. Here is where I have a complaint, although the narrators are great I am actually appalled at the mispronounced words and reparation of sentences. With the mispronounced of words I hear myself correcting the narrator. It’s quite frustrating. One wonders if these audio files are actually edited. It certainly would be a good idea.
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- Maraea
- 08-29-17
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This narrator is The best I've heard his accents are so good and he doesn't make women's voices sound like drag