Bloodless: By Douglas Preston | Book Review Podcast
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“Exciting. Nail-biting. Quality storytelling.”Publishers Weekly
“”[An] action-filled adventure [. . . ] There is plenty of suspense, and the action gets bloody. Great storytelling, a quirky hero, and a quirkier plot make this a winner for adventure fans.
Kirkus
“Preston and Child know how to craft compelling stories that are both baffling and surprising. The cast of characters feels authentic and moves the story forward in unexpected ways. . . the authors are masters of the procedural with a gothic flair.”Associated Press
“[Pendergast] still remains the most charming, intelligent, cool, and creepy agent ever written. . . Read this. As fast as possible. Preston & Child have once again created the unimaginable and you just can’t miss it!”Suspense Magazine””Agent Pendergast is back and better than ever.
The Real Book Spy
“Red herrings and dead ends abound in this especially intricately plotted entry in the Pendergast series, which is also noteworthy (as usual) for its finely drawn characters and its writing style, which overlays contemporary storytelling with a light ornate flavoring.”Booklist
“The best mystery series going today. Preston and Child display a true masters’ touch. This is riveting reading entertainment of the highest order.”Providence Journal
“””Fast moving and [. . . ] tense . . . Crooked River is another great entry in this series. Preston and Child keep them coming, don’t they?”””New York Journal of Books
“””Crooked River by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child combines a sinister global threat, a mystery suing modern medical science, and a powerful, sadistic antagonist. Who better than to combat these but unorthodox FBI Agent Aloysius Pendergast…This compelling story moves forward in unexpected ways. Readers will enjoy going on a journey with Pendergast and company.”Crimespree
“”Crooked River is worth the price of admission, and Preston & Child find themselves with another surefire hit on their hands.”””Bookreporter
