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“Preston and Child have done it again! Simply brilliant!”
— Lisa Gardner
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“The best Pendergast book yet—a collision between past and present that will leave you breathless.”
— Lee Child
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“Through myriad shocks, surprises, twists, and turns, the suspense never lets up.”
— Anne Rice
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“Preston and Child have created a terrific mix of mystery and the unexpected that will keep you reading into the late hours of the night. They promise a great read and they have delivered.”
— Clive Cussler
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“What Preston and Child are so good at are exemplified here: solid research, clear swift prose and enough twists to fill a jar of pretzels. Sit back, crack open the book, and get ready for the ride of your life.”
— David Baldacci
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“I’ve read every Pendergast thriller. This is the most suspenseful and most horrifying of them all. This book holds chills you can’t imagine. I’m still shuddering. I promise—you’ll shudder, too.”
— R. L. Stine
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“Sherlock Holmes fans will relish Preston and Child’s 13th novel featuring eccentric FBI agent Aloysius Pendergast, one of their best in this popular series…easily stands on its own.”
— Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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“Narrator René Auberjonois is perfection as he portrays
the rip-roaring assortment of Preston and Child’s over-the-top characters…A
sadistic serial arsonist, a beleaguered sheriff, wizened miners, and ‘old-money’
interests give Auberjonois plenty of opportunities to dazzle. This highly
satisfying Pendergast adventure includes an alleged long-lost Sherlock Holmes
mystery.”
— AudioFile
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Another highly entertaining and genuinely thrilling story from Preston & Child starring their romantic, faintly gothic, and always mysterious FBI agent, Aloysius Pendergast. As always the prose is elegant, replete with exquisite descriptions, and this time we're treated to dashes of historic characters Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde, as well as a positively delicious serving of the great Sherlock Holmes. Through myriad shocks, surprises, twists and turns, the suspense never lets up. Great fun to the last page.
— Anne Rice
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A mile-a-minute thriller with a deeply entertaining plot and marvelous characters, in a setting that will chill your blood, and not only because it's 10 degrees below zero and covered with snow. My copy is full of crumbs because I couldn't put it down long enough to eat.
— Diana Gabaldon
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WHITE FIRE is as incandescent as its title, a beautifully organized, tautly paced book that really did just yank me in and demand that I keep reading. I'm very grateful for the experience.
— Peter Straub
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Preston and Child have created a terrific mix of mystery and the unexpected that will keep you reading into the late hours of the night. They promise a great read and they have delivered.
— Clive Cussler
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Pendergast--an always-black-clad pale blond polymath, gaunt yet physically deadly, an FBI agent operating without supervision or reprimand--lurks at the dark, sharp edge of crime fiction protagonists.
— Kirkus Reviews
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Preston and Child continue their dominance of the thriller genre with stellar writing and twists that come at a furious pace. Others may try to write like them, but no one can come close. The best in the business deliver another winner.
— RT Book Reviews on Cold Vengeance
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This is no dream; it's the authors' best book in years. Pendergast has to rein in his feelings to pay attention to the details, and it's fun to see the role reversal between him and the usually emotional D'Agosta. Not to be missed by either newcomers or die-hard fans.
— Library Journal (starred review) for Fever Dream