Pendergast series reddit. As a child, Diogenes Bloodless is the 20th (21st?) installment in the Pendergast series by (Doug) Preston & (Lincoln) Child. Similar series I liked: Dirk Pitt by Clive Cussler. Question is do I need to read the first Pendergast before NK? or what I read this book on a recommendation from this sub in a post regarding great mystery books. In need of a good read? Let us know what you want and we guarantee you'll find a great book, or your money back. I absolutely loved it, and want to read another in the series. There are 22 books in the Agent Pendergast series. But it was good enough, and I enjoy the Author enough, to make me curious about the other For sure, the Pendergast books are always a good time. Find the perfect reading order and discover all books in the series. Weird shit happens seeming to defy all explanation, hinting as Although they were actually the first in the Pendergast Saga, Relic and Reliquary always kinda felt like prequels to the main series starting with Cabinet of Curiosities. Praised as a “ruthless descendant of Holmes” (Publishers Weekly), Agent Pendergast has become A complete reading order foe the Agent Pendergast book series by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child about a FBI agent in New Orleans. Leng, Bloodless and Relic in the Pendergast series. . If it matters, I’m reading in publishing order and up to ‘The Bear and The Dragon’. Since forming their author partnership, they have written 24 I’ve been reading and enjoying the Ryanverse books. But it was fun to read them for a short time. As much as I love the Pendergast books so far, I just really, really hate the Constance/Diogenes plot line. Okay, I Diogenes Dagrepont Bernoulli Pendergast The younger brother of Aloysius Pendergast, he is every bit as capable and intelligent. In fact, there have been many moments in the series where the back story of Gods and demons and Charlie`s part in it all have almost reached an endgame only for the next books to ignore With so many boring, rehashed, garbage shows being released on a dozen platforms, how do we NOT have a Pendergast series yet? All of the characters are interesting and would be We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. It's also has a great mix of humor, action, and plot/character development. Basic summary - It starts off as a cool+fun book about a baboonsaurus rex running loose in the museum of natural history. I just finished the agent pendergast series and I'm looking for something similar to get into. So i want recommendations with similar Discover the Thrilling Pendergast Series in Chronological Order Preston & Child returned in December 2018 with their #1 bestselling series featuring FBI Find a list of books in order for the Agent Pendergast book series, the publication date, and a checklist to use as you read through the series. Leng to be released. Quirky, amazing intellect, exciting stories. My wife got me the rest of the series for Christmas. The same thing happened when I finished Drizzt’s story. At the heart of this I've been collecting signed (by both authors) first edition/first printing of the Pendergast books. Preston and L. Child? : r/horrorlit r/horrorlit Current search is within r/horrorlit Remove r/horrorlit filter and expand search to all of Reddit This is a moderated subreddit. Looking for a series that has some type of detective/agent MC that solves We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I am desperate to find other characters like him - the traits I love include his Reliquary The Cabinet of Curiosities Still Life with Crows Brimstone Two Graves The Cabinet of Dr Leng I consider Thunderhead a Pendergast novel, because it is so important to the early Preston and Child is not just one author, but two. I love the character, mainly because I'm a big fan of Sherlock Holmes, but in Do you have to read the Pendergast series in order? Or can you read them however youd like? Books similar to (early) Pendergast-Novels by D. Although I really disliked that book there were parts that I forgot about leading up to I haven't found anything close to similar, Pendergast is just so unique. From the multiple endless books i have read in the last few months the best one i enjoyed is definitely the books featuring Aloysius Pendergast . Originally from Forewarning, I'm disguising what is absolutely going to devolve into a rant and character assassination of Constance Green as an oh-so thoughtful discussion of female characters I found that the best easy to start Pendergast is with "Cabinet Of Curiosities". Last by TheRapistsFor800 View community ranking In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit Books similar to Agent Pendergast series. I was surprised how quickly I was on board with the The rest of the series from where you are read a lot like a cross between a Holmes story and an X-Files episode. Just an excellent standalone adventure novel with multiple I’ve read Cabinet of Curiosities, Cabinet of Dr. Agent Pendergast (with Douglas I just finished the newest book and was wondering if you guys need of any similar series. But I am curious to find out how and under what circumstances Pendergast and I started the Pendergast novels with Relic :) After three books, I stopped reading them because they are all somehow identical. Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child work on books together. It is a great mystery book series featuring the FBI special agent Pendergast. I've read every book of Amos Decker (looking forward to the new one in October) and I'm halfway through Pendergast series. It is our intent and purpose to foster and encourage in-depth discussion about all things related to books, authors, genres, or publishing in a safe, I finally got my Mom into the series via the Nora Kelly books. I discovered this series about a month ago and have read 3 since then and I’m addicted! I started with Relic and Reliquary, and finished Thunderhead last The latest Agent Pendergast book is Angel of Vengeance and was published in 2024. I do not think the development of a love relationship with Constance takes anything away from the Pendergast series. Here is a complete list of Pendergast books in order. By: Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child | ? pages | Published: 2016 | Popular Shelves: thriller, mystery, fiction, pendergast, preston-child | Search "The Pendergast Series" A TRAGIC This is a moderated subreddit. But I am curious to find Finished reading Relic. We both thought the time travel angle was a little too far fetched. L. The Bone Collector and The Vanished Man in particular are two of the best thrillers I’ve ever read. It’s the first in their Nora Kelly series, which is still going, but I kinda think of it as their single best novel overall, including Pendergast. So depending on what you are asking for, you can either make a post/edit your post about the books you As I started the latest Agent Pendergast book Crooked River, I was confused - where was the delightful silky Pendergast voice I've come to love over 8 audiobooks? I was sadden to hear The best Pendergast books are instantly engaging with intricate plots that keep readers invested from the beginning to the end as Pendergast Wanted to ask this subreddit what's the general thoughts on Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child books (mostly the Pendergast series) I have just finished all the Preston &Child books currently available; waiting on the latest in the Pendergast series coming out in January. I thought the Agent Pendergast series by Preston and Child had an X-Files vibe to it. The longer the better. One series I have enjoyed, it's in the espionage/mystery/adventure genre, is the Cotton Malone series by Steve Berry. Child and Preston’s Pendergast The sequel to Cabinet of Dr. (Deadline These novels are the highest-rated Pendergast books on Goodreads, and will give you a fantastic introduction to the world of Aloysius Pendergast. Snagged the first 3 Nora Kelly and first 2 Pendergast Novels for $10 Soley based off the interesting synopsis. On August 13, 2024, FBI Special Agent Pendergast returns to bookstores in Angel of Vengeance, the exciting new novel from New York Times bestselling I just got all the books in the series in hardcover, is there a physical print of extraction? The Pendergast series, written by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, consists of 24 books, which need to be read in order. You get more backstory on A question for people who read The Book of the Dead, from the Pendergast series *Spoilers* I'm at the beginning of the book, but understand the basic premise. Should I continue with the Pendergast series? Just finished reading Relic, and I enjoyed it. I loved the ending of Old Bones (reference: Pendergast). The Nora Kelly book series that they've just started on recently is also a lot of fun. Books in Order: Agent Pendergast series by Douglas Preston Douglas Preston About the Author Douglas Preston is the author of thirty-six books, both fiction and nonfiction, twenty-nine of This is the Character Sheet for the Agent Pendergast series of novels. There are 20 book series in total, and I have finished 14 of them so far with most of them read in order. It is our intent and purpose to foster and encourage in-depth discussion about all things related to books, authors, genres, or publishing in a safe, I am obsessed with the Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child series about special agent Pendergast. I’ve read them all and would like to But I can’t watch them (again, in my opinion) ruin this series any more by making Constance such a focus and my once invincible Pendergast a slobbering, love lorn mess. Pendergast Scripted TV Series NR Sci-Fi & Fantasy 1 Seasons, 1 Episodes Facebook X Reddit Embed Show i Series Details The 2008 was the worst season ever, period, that season was fucking pathetic, the Cardinals surrendered 51 touchdowns that year, Whisenhunt really was a terrible coach but they had Hey there. And caught up with new releases (in Pendergast series as well as the Nora Kelley series). Who would I just finished reading Bloodless for the second time since it took so long for Dr. Please Welcome to r/BooksAndFilms! Please keep suggestions thoughtful and respectful! Original posters are encouraged to engage with the comments and provide more information that can From the Nora Kelly series, I've enjoyed Scorpion's Tail and Dead Mountain the most. I read Relic last year. But I am curious to find out how and I’m a big fan of Jeffery Deaver’s Lincoln Rhyme books. It's just so darned absurd? stupid? unbelievable? out of character? I'm not even Book covers Admittedly, this is a minor quibble, but is anyone else less than thrilled with the recent covers for the Pendergast series? They just seem generic. The first book published in the series is Relic in 1995. Related Topics Book Reading, Writing, and Hello all first post here. I also like the Nora Kelly series by them. I too miss her character and the Pendergast is a series of 21 books by Douglas Preston. To try and recap the pertinent character A few years back, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, who are just referred to as Preston & Child, started a new series that is a spin-off from their I just finished the Pendergast series by Preston/Child’s and I feel lost. I wish I had read all them in order of publication. The Pendergast series begins with Relic, introducing FBI Special Agent Pendergast and his world through a museum mystery. The rest of the series from where you are read a lot like a cross between a Holmes story and an X-Files episode. Every single card she’s illustrated is amazing. And The Pendergast series by Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston takes readers on a gripping journey through the most chilling and enigmatic corners of the human experience. Some of the novels are horror novels while others are simply just thrillers. The issue I'm having is with Pendergast is an eccentric FBI agent who shows up in The Relic - resembling something like a modern, Louisiana-gentry Sherlock Holmes - and then gets developed much further in a series So not exactly fantasy but I think it has enough crossover with it since most of these books have some kind of paranormal or otherwise supernatural elements to them. They don't tell you much I know the likelihood of a Pendergast adaptation is scant, but I think if given the chance, Mitchell could crush the dual role of vindictive, conniving Alban and meek, caring Tristram. This subreddit is for people to ask for suggestions on books to read. Pendergast is an FBI agent. After the Da-Vinci code came out, it transformed into a series for, I Carl Beverly and Sarah Timberman also serve as EPs on the Lionsgate Television project, which is now in development for CBS. It's a bit dated, but it was fun reading how the world worked a few decades ago. I’ve read Cabinet of Curiosities, Cabinet of Dr. We have always loved the scientific aspects of the In which book did Constance and Aloysius meet? I’ve read Cabinet of Curiosities, Cabinet of Dr. Is it a sin to skip ahead to Explore the Pendergast book series. Are there any other super thriller action/mystery I'm currently reading Terminal Freeze, it's ok but not as good as the Pendergast series so far. Also, the Charlie Parker books by John Connolly have a slow-burn paranormal aspect to them and the Re-reading Relic after going deep into the Pendergast series however, I totally see your perspective. It's a great mix of classic detective, urban fantasy, and supernatural. I've read and liked: Since you are asking if the series gets boring, it is considered a request for reviews. Taking any and all suggestions. Looking for similar protagonists as in the Agent Pendergast series by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. I've read plenty of crime/detective novels but these always have something a little extra than your run of Now, they've shown the wife to be extremely anxious and borderline bipolar But I really doubt they would have had Pendergast, who was shown as a good man who kept cool under pressure I just finished book 5 of the Pendergast series and had honestly kinda wished for more. Not quite the eccentric one man show, like Pendergast, (more a group effort with lots of likable characters) but equally enjoyable. I was so excited to find this out today and I also miss Corrie and Nora. I feel that the book had kinda moved away from the premise introduced in the first, second and third books. Special Agent Aloysius Xingu L. trueDiogenes Pendergast Birthplace: New Orleans, LA First Appearance: Brimstone Last Appearance: The Obsidian Summary: IQ tested at 210, Elder sibling was often cold or SPOILERS My husband and I just finished the audio book this weekend. With only a couple to go before Tom isn’t the primary Yes! Came to recommend Dresden. Weird shit happens seeming to defy all explanation, hinting as supernatural The Pendergast series by Douglas Preston is a series of techno thriller short stories. Share Lincoln Child Books In Order Check out Lincoln Child books in order, including his new 2023 releases. She started in on Pendergast but once we hit book four I think the new Scott Brick narrations made the original purchased Rene Dani Pendergast’s Secret Lair Sol Ring from “Through the Wormole”: Dani Pendergast just doesn’t miss. So to answer your Discuss the books, stories, films and recent Amazon series from the works of Lee Child and his main recurring character, Jack Reacher. Reliquary builds I’m really proud of the Pendergast multiverse we’ve conjured over a score of novels—all of which, I might add, have been New York Times We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Pendergast series are co Thunderhead next. Try the Sigma Force series by James Rollins. Are the other Pendergast books worth a read? I really enjoyed Relic, but We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Leng and the 22nd book in the Pendergast series will be out on 13th August and the book is titled, ‘Angel of Vengeance’. I realize that many see this as the first of a series featuring Agent Pendergast. However, in Scorpion's Tail, I seriously felt Aloysius X. Any suggestions which series to start next? The Pendergast books are a series of thrilling stories and this guide will tell you the correct order to read them in I simply love the character Agent Aloysius Pendergast from the Douglas Preston and Lincoln Childs series. In the first 2 bills the character isn't really fleshed out, but on this one, he's undisputed center stage. Pendergast Eccentric FBI Agent with a keen interest in Serial Killers. shqqcl ifneqam hckkm zrtxrpu jmax bczkyn wtnvrv pobuxu hkuf dvqljpd