Before they got very far, there was another murder, then another. Both victims were friends of Agent Pendergast. At both scenes, evidence was left behind of the killer's identity. D'Agosta was in a quandary as to what was going on, until a black limousine stopped and snatched him off the street. The passenger was a strange-looking man D'Agosta had never seen before.

     However, the man soon revealed his identity. To D'Agosta's surprise and delight, the strange man was none other than Agent Pendergast himself. D'Agosta realized then that Agent Pendergast had not been bragging when he said he was a master of disguise. D'Agosta would never have recognized him.

     However, Pendergast had a job for D'Agosta. He needed D'Agosta to help him stop Diogenes. Diogenes had planned a perfect crime, and Pendergast was not his target, at least not directly. He was murdering Pendergast's closest friends and Pendergast was afraid D'Agosta would be next. Pendergast wanted to warn his friend before Diogenes found him.

     Once again, authors Lincoln & Child have concocted a convoluted plot with more twists and turns than a sidewinder. Actor René Auberjonois gives another sterling performance in the reading of this fine mystery. If you liked Brimstone, you'll enjoy Dance of Death. Here is the sequel for which we've all been waiting. Pick up your copy today!

Reviews of other titles in this series

The Cabinet of Curiosities, #3    [audio 1 ] [audio 2 ]
Still Life With Crows, #4     [book] [audio]
Brimstone, #5    [audio 1] [audio 2] [book]
Dance of Death, #6    [book]
Book of the Dead, #7    [audio]
Wheel Of Darkness, # 8    [book] [audio]
Cemetery Dance, #9    [book] [audio]
Fever Dream, #10    [book] [audio]
Cold Vengeance, # 11 [audio]