12/10

The mixture of Tibetan mythos with a Titanic like ship, the isolation of the characters and the nail biting climax are typical for these authors. I was most impressed by their knowledge of Eastern religion and nautical information. I don’t understand the bad ratings. Perhaps the dichotomy typical of the Pendergast series was lost on the Pharisees who expected more simple fare. They probably miss Diogenes as well...

Couldn’t finish the book. First time this has happened. Just to slow a read. Doesn’t hold the reader’s attention.

After i read this book i used it to level my bunk in Iraq. Read Relic, The Ice Limit, or the Brimstone trilogy.

At different times towards the end I would stand up and continue reading. I felt part of it and I smiled when it ended. Wow!

By boysmumas Another excellent read in a great series.

"SWEET". I will read all and any. I look for a story that "takes me away". This was a great read. Could not wait to get back to it. The finish was a mathematical surprise that force a move by me into a series of research and investigation that ended nicely. Fellas, please continue ur story telling. Thanxs

I have read all the Pendergast books so far and this is one of the best. I really like this series. Well written and very good character development. Pendergast is probably one of my all time favorite characters. He reminds me of Sherlock Holmes.

Addicting like all the other Pendergast books.