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" I love these Pendergast stories.
I've read other books from Preston-Child.
They always deliver.
I use the download, to transfer to my tablet and listen direct, without having to log in to the app, something i can't do on audible. "
- Per, 10/21/2022
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" Whew. Helen is really dead this time. Really. I think. Does anybody really die in this series? "
- Denise, 2/20/2014
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" Oh Aloysius, you never fail to surprise and delight, but even this time there were times when it was a wee bit of a stretch even for you! "
- Kimberly, 2/19/2014
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" Despite a questionable, motorcycle start, Pendergast discovers some fascinating truths - about himself. "
- Stan, 2/17/2014
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" I loved the book..... And so good ending, closing a lot of story lines...... And leaving an opening for the next trilogy....... I love agent Pendergast! "
- Becky, 2/14/2014
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" At this point I'm not sure how many more Pendergast victory laps I can hang on for, but some deep seated part of me wants to keep coming back to see if they can come up with something outside the well worn tropes of the series. "
- Jack, 2/8/2014
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" Curiously, this highly-anticipated book wasn't as good as previous books in this series. I oftentimes found myself confused by references to past occurrences (which evidently have slipped my mind). I also found Agent Pendergast to be less likeable in this outing. Nonetheless, it was a fairly entertaining read, especially since it answered at least as many questions as it raised. "
- Barbi, 2/1/2014
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" This book marks the end of a very long story between Pendergast and his wife Helen. All I can say is that I truly wished that it would have ended better for Helen and Aloysius. Pendergast is a great person and deserves to be happy, he has helped a lot of people. It has come to our attention that Helen had kept many secrets from Aloysius with the help of her brother Judson. I don't know why Helen could not have been honest with Pendergast, if only she could have confided in him all of this would not have come to past. Pendergast is a very resourceful person and would have put the end to the "Der Bund" long ago. Whenever Nazi's are involved you can be certain that no good is being done. As we know from our history books the Nazi's did experiments on their prisoners of war, so for them to perform all of these experiments on twins in their continued search for the "Superior Race" fit right into the story line and was very believable. Can you imagine the thoughts in Pendergast mind when he finds out he not only has a son but two, and they are twins. Alban the superior one and Tristram, the name given by Aloysius. I would have like to know from where Aloysius came up with the name. So much time has past with the publication of this trilogy (Fever Dreams, Cold Vengeance,and Two Graves)that I will have to reread them once again now that I have all three of them and can read one right after the other. This will allow me to follow the story line more completely and most likely answer some of my questions, I have need for answers. I was totally surprised by Pendergast physical trials throughout this novel...the chase of Helen and the finale at the end where he brought down the Der Bund once and for all. I was asking myself as all of this was happening, how old is Pendergast? And how long can he keep this up? As far as the way he handled Helen's death, with the drinking and the drugs and the self imposed quarantine from his friends and family, I would not have thought that Aloysius would have handled it quite this way. I found myself wanting to reach out and help him through with his grief. Shouting the whole time get up and get moving! Get the bad guys! Once again Preston and Child have out done themselves in giving us another great Pendergast Novel. "
- Jcurtis, 1/23/2014
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" This is the first Preston and Child book that I've found disappointing. Strange side plots with Constance and Corrie. Almost no involvement from D'Agosta. Helen's backstory was borderline ridiculous. And the villains? It's been 70 years. Maybe it's time to stop using the Nazis as villains. Oh well. Pendergast is never dull. Hopefully the next book will get back on track. "
- Blaine, 1/22/2014
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" One of their best. For best results start with the first Special Agent Pendergast in the series. It will help you understand the nuances of the characters in this novel. "
- Jim, 1/14/2014
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" Not the best of the Pendergast series (That award, for me, goes to "Cabinet of Curiosities"). However, this was certainly not the worst in the series. It did take me a long time to get through this book with its wandering, and sometimes dull and monotonous plot points. Oh well, I shall read on... "
- Nick, 1/12/2014
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" I. Love. Pendergast. Great book, lots of suspense, and some loose ends are tied up towards the end. "
- Kyle, 12/17/2013
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" Not a bad book but the formula is getting old...may be time for Agent Pendergast to turn in his badge and gun and spend some time on a beach someplace "
- Danny, 12/12/2013
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" I'm a huge Preston/Child fan & I particular love the Pendergast novels. "Two Graves " didn't disappoint. Lots of action. Lots of plot twists & turns. "
- Stephen, 12/11/2013
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" Love me some Pendergast.. As always his charm and wit are entertaining and carry him into an almost impossible escape. "
- Carrie, 12/9/2013
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" Great book! I was disappointed several times but the possibilities to propel story has been laid. "
- David, 11/4/2013
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" It's fine. No better than that! Stretches the imagination a tad too much! "
- Richard, 6/25/2013
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" This was a fantastic read. I'm saddened I've finished it. I'm curious now as to the next adventure in this. Can't wait to read it! "
- Theresa, 4/13/2013
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" Classic Pendergast! "
- Ed, 4/12/2013
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" 5 stars isnt enough. This is single handly my favorite Pendergast book to date. So many twists and turns. Kept me up all night at the edge of my seat. "
- Ed, 2/22/2013
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" Preston & Child really know how to write a page-turner, though the sub-narratives feel like short stories interspersed between the main plot line to break up the momentum. Still, it is a compelling story which will keep you up all night, to the detriment of your non-leisure activities. "
- Sean, 2/11/2013
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" Best so far:) "
- Sarah, 12/29/2012
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" Pendergast is back and there are Nazis. Can't go wrong with that combination. "
- Amy, 11/11/2012
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" This book was the best book in the series. It was awesome! I was on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. A true suspense thriller that does not disappoint. "
- Veronica, 11/11/2012
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