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Reliquary by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child (1997, Hardcover)
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Author: Douglas Preston,Lincoln Child
Publisher: St Martins Pr
Publication Date: 1997-05-01
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 0312860951
ISBN-13: 9780312860950
Product ID: EPID1049171
Description: Natural History Museum curator Margo Green helps the police to track a grotesque beast who prowls the basement of the museum.
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I was just a little disappointed in the condition of the book. It had a little more issues then I thought it should, but overall I'm happy that I bought it. The binding is not straight. It's a great book and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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4) These adventure/mystery books are a GREAT read.
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4) These adventure/mystery books are a GREAT read.
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Great follow-up sequelReview created: 01/09/07
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A great sequel to The Relic, which was excellent. Preston & Child are captivating storytellers.....
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ReliquaryReview created: 07/11/06
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) This sequel thriller segways nicely from Relic, and provides an at-the-edge-of-your-seat experience that reminded me once again why I love these two authors. The setting and struggles of the locations, characters and communities is epic that is spell-binding in and of itself. A must-read for fiction lovers!
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Reliquary by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child (1997)
) What can I say about Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child? They are great story tellers and their books define any category I could put them in. I bought the book because I liked reading their other novels, like "Relic", which "Reliquary" is the sequel to. Their blending of history, fact, modern day life, and some fantasy makes great reading!
In this sequel, Margo Green is just getting over the horrific events that happened the previous year as a mysterious Museum Beast ravaged a gala opening. Then two bodies are found, one horribly deformed,locked in a embrace,in the mud off Manhattan. A string of brutal murders begin, but how are they tied to those two bodies?
Aided by Detective D'Agosta and FBI Agent Pendergast,from "Relic", Margo must face her fears as well as solve this deepening mystery using all her anthropological skills. Their investigation leads to burnt out warehouses, mysterious laboratories,long forgotten railway tunnels for New York's elite, and the underground lairs of New York City's homeless "mole people" until they come face to face with the answer to the Museum Beast's secret.
All in all, a very good read with a few surprises along the way. If you ever thought Anthropology was dull, think again!
In this sequel, Margo Green is just getting over the horrific events that happened the previous year as a mysterious Museum Beast ravaged a gala opening. Then two bodies are found, one horribly deformed,locked in a embrace,in the mud off Manhattan. A string of brutal murders begin, but how are they tied to those two bodies?
Aided by Detective D'Agosta and FBI Agent Pendergast,from "Relic", Margo must face her fears as well as solve this deepening mystery using all her anthropological skills. Their investigation leads to burnt out warehouses, mysterious laboratories,long forgotten railway tunnels for New York's elite, and the underground lairs of New York City's homeless "mole people" until they come face to face with the answer to the Museum Beast's secret.
All in all, a very good read with a few surprises along the way. If you ever thought Anthropology was dull, think again!
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