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Pendergast: The Beginning
Pendergast fans will be delighted with this window into the backstories of both him and Proctor. Preston and Child’s portrait of a preternaturally clever crime fighter does not disappoint.
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Paradox
Fans of Douglas’s previous thrillers will appreciate his collaboration with Aletheia. It’s an engrossing thriller with a satisfying conclusion and a spine-tingling epilog that teases the next book in the series.
Badlands
Preston and Child were brilliant to team up Kelly and Swanson in their own series, bringing the legends and geography of the New Mexico badlands to life. This installment would be a great launching point for readers who haven’t read one of their books.
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Extinction
Recommended for fans of Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park and those relishing a visit to the world of prehistoric animals.
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The Cabinet of Dr. Leng
This dual timeline tale will appeal to fans of police procedurals, historicals, and magical realism, and those intrigued by quantum mechanics. But beware the dreaded words “to be continued”
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Diablo Mesa
Fans of the series will enjoy the tension, mystery, suspense, and romance the characters experience in this installment.
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Crooked River
Preston and Child’s latest could be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel. Recommended for mystery readers who enjoy bizarre twists.
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The Lost City of the Monkey God
A great story with many paths to interest fans of history, archaeology, adventure, environmentalism, South America, or diseases.
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The Kraken Project
Although a complex story line with a strong subplot does distract the reader from the main narrative involving the collaboration of Melissa and Wyman in their interaction with Dorothy, fans of Preston's previous Wyman Ford technothrillers as well as those he writes with Lincoln Child (White Fire) will demand this book. It will also appeal to readers of cyberthrillers.
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