Thunderhead Audiobook

" Love the Nora Kelly books, have read all 4 and look forward to the next in august 23. Exiting and good pace, storylines are very good. Always on my tablet next to my bed, a good way to wind down.... :) I recommend all 4 books. "

" This was another solid book by Preston and Child. "

" I liked this book because it was set in a place that I am familiar with. It did have a bit of swearing, but not as much as some of his other books. It wasn't too bad. "

" This book involves a character from "Relic" and is actually a prequel to "Relic". I liked it but the end was anticlimatic. "

" I really liked this book....Preston/Child always write about really interesting topics. I found the information regarding Native American ruins and the Anasazi fasinating! "

" An excellent mingling of fact and fiction with a liberal sprinkling of freaky terror. I liked this a lot. I've never been to the Southwest but after reading this, I kinda feel like I visited a small part of it. I would definitely read another novel by these authors. "

" Nora Green receives a 16-year old letter from her deceased father about the existence of a lost Indian tribe city hidden in a wild, remote canyon. Nora and a team of archaelogists head off and battle witches protecting the site from discovery. As good/thrilling as Child/Preston's Pendergast series. "

" Favorite book I've read in the last .... ? years. Need to re-read. Suspense - will keep you reading deep into the night. Couldn't put it down. May not be elite reading, but this is the kind of genre I really enjoy. "

" I really wanted to like this book. It had all the right ingredients: anasazi, southwest etc... The ending was great. But for some reason, this book took me sooooo long to finish. They could have cut out part of the middle and would have been fine. Good book, but the middle kindof dragged on and on..... "

" Not as good as the Pendergast series but still worth the read. I liked riptide and ice limit better when it comes to their other books. "

" Didn't get the hype behind this one. Seemed a little odd, like it didn't know what kind of book it wanted to be (e.g., archeological adventure, mild supernatural thriller). I wanted to like it, as it has an interesting premise, but it just ended up being okay. "

" I enjoyed this fast paced archeological mystery, especially since we have been to Lake Powell and southern Utah and walked through a slot canyon like the one featured in the story. "

" The adventure is marginally higher than the suspense in Preston and Child's sturdy new tale....Fans of the authors' similarly inspired, and similarly metronomic, scientific textbooks-cum-thrillers should find this one much to their taste. "

" This is a good read; quite exciting! "

" Preston by himself, set in the southwest. I think this book made my wife want to move to Arizona. "

" Great mystery. Nora's dad disappeared I to the desert 16 years ago. A letter comes from her dad, telling her were a great ruin is. As an archeologist she decides to lead a group to discover the city. Skinwalkers, evil witches, try to stop them. Bad things happen between the group. Very exciting. "

" Another awesome Preston and Child book. I have recently become interested in the Anasazi following a trip to the Southwest so this book was particularly interesting to me. "

" This is a different kind of book for me, and so enjoyable it was! The Utah geology and all the archaeological reference was wonderful. Well written and fast paced. Thanks! "

" It is a book that is hard to put down, so I read it fairly quickly. It all the essential ingrediants that make a good book, but doesn't contain the magic to make it great. "

" I always love their books. They base the story on truth but then expand. You never know what you are going to get. "

" Read this book several times---Loved it! "

" I've read this book three times and have enjoyed it all three times. I really like the Nora Kelly character. "

" This is my favorite book. Held my attention and was very informative about the Annazi Indians "

" Even without Pendergast, this is a good read. And it connects with characters from the Pendergast books, which is interesting. "

" Great book.....this is the only book I've rated 5 stars....I was saving the 5 star for a stellar read and I think this deserves it..... "

" Good read! Very suspenseful and loved that it was based in southern Utah. "

" This book is so scary I can barely read it if I'm in the house by myself! I LOVE these authors - have read everything they've written jointly and everything they've written as solo acts. "

" Pretty standard adventure story, but still good. "

" Audio Book. Abridged. Archaelogists searching for the lost city of gold. It was good with some monsters, skinwalkers, like an Agent Pendergast book but Nora Kelley was the star. She made a lot better character in this book than in Pendegast books I've "

" A story that moved at breakneck speed throughout and had a very satisfying conclusion that tied up all the knots. "

" This was a great read! Full of adventure, archeology and conspiracy! "

" Pulp fiction with just enough Southwest buzzwords to suck me in. "

" A great story about modern people finding out why the Anasazi disappeared.It is relentless about moving through the canyons of New Mexico.Interesting characters. "

" I've read this book it seems in the wrong order. this is the reason I did not find it as fascinating or perhaps as thrilling as relinquiary. Nevertheless, they delivered on the promised blend of the supernatural and mundane. As always I did enjoy the book. "

" Have already read this twice. It give us our introduction to the Smithbacks that appear in many Pendergast novels. I throughly enjoyed the characters and the story. A great page-turner. And it lost nothing in the second reading, even knowing the ending. "

" Drove home my dislike of the Nora Kelly character. Boring as hell but it was nice to see Smithback again. "

" I accidentally put his on Sarah's account, It is a good supence book, but has some bad language and a intimate scene. "

" Another thrilling book (that I somehow missed previously) from Preston and Child. Kind of creepy, but fascinating and action-packed...which wasn't helpful when I was trying to go to bed at a timely hour for work the next day but instead was compelled to finish! "

" Although this is not a book that I would typically choose, I read this on the recommendation of a friend. I found it to be a real page-turner and a great vacation book. I enjoyed the Anasazi Indian background and the setting in southern Utah. "

" Has some language and a sex scene, but it is a good thriller. "