The Cabinet of Curiosities - Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

The Cabinet of Curiosities

By Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

  • Release Date: 2002-07-01
  • Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 1,077 Ratings
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Description

In an ancient tunnel underneath New York City a charnel house is discovered.
Inside are thirty-six bodies--all murdered and mutilated more than a century ago.
While FBI agent Pendergast investigates the old crimes, identical killings start to terrorize the city.
The nightmare has begun.
Again.

Reviews

  • Wonderful

    5
    By Seeley52
    Great characters, exciting story line ... love this one the best so far!

  • Cabinet of Curiosities

    5
    By wakereader
    Great read

  • One of the best series for forensics/thrill

    5
    By Acoy0423
    Quick-paced and fascinating. Highly recommend this series to lovers of crime, suspense, and forensics.

  • Childhood Fave

    5
    By Voca-Kid
    As odd as that sounds, it's true. I first red this book when I was a kid and it was my favorite book for years.

  • Great Read

    5
    By Bootsie1914
    Really enjoyed this book, didn't want to put it down, but life happens. I thought it was a little drawn out in the end, but I really enjoy the Pentegast books.

  • An adventure

    5
    By Gunnigugu
    This started my wonderful journey.

  • Favorite Book!!!

    5
    By TFM81
    This is my favorite book and these are my favorite authors!!!

  • Read it!

    5
    By Christinestewart
    This is the 3rd book I have read by these authors and I just couldn't put it down!

  • Leave logic at the door

    2
    By Ranae Lemcke
    I prefer some hint of realism in books I take time to read. None discovered in this book with poor storyline and even worse developed characters.

  • Dreck

    1
    By bmerikal
    Although there are a few nice turns of phrase, this story is so very dumb, that I find the five-star reviews almost incomprehensible. Add to that some seriously annoying characters, and all I want to know is, can I get those nights I wasted reading this junk back? Please.

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