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katikatA series of bizarre and brutal murders is taking place in the halls of the New York Museum of Natural History, only days before a massive exhibition is set to open. Margo Green knows that the killer is something not human, something that's not even supposed to exist. Where did it come from, how did it get into the museum, and how can it be stopped?
Review: First in the "Pendergast" series. And what a ride! Action, suspense, horror - and the surprising revelation at the very end. I definitely didn't expect THAT! I loved how totally cool and unflappable Pendergast was and how he and D'Agosta became friends so fast. I can't wait for their further adventures! Also, Margo rocked my socks: she was so scared but she knew what she had to do and she did it. That's what I call a strong woman! Another awesome thing? The atmosphere of the museum itself, scary.
Review: First in the "Pendergast" series. And what a ride! Action, suspense, horror - and the surprising revelation at the very end. I definitely didn't expect THAT! I loved how totally cool and unflappable Pendergast was and how he and D'Agosta became friends so fast. I can't wait for their further adventures! Also, Margo rocked my socks: she was so scared but she knew what she had to do and she did it. That's what I call a strong woman! Another awesome thing? The atmosphere of the museum itself, scary.
