Title: A Comic Book
Product review: This is a terrible book. Pendergast knows everything, charms everyone, has done everything, and is invincible. That sounds more like a comic book character than a human being. The weapon of concern is obvious almost from the start of the book . . only one kind of appliance will damage a body like that. What was all the mystery in the Riverside Mansion in New York City. That was never explained, nor were the people associated with it, namely his ward and the old man. Saving themselves from assassination was too ridiculous to be credible. Not only was Pendergast a comic book figure, the entire novel was of comic book quality. I kept on turning the pages hoping to find a reason why I was reading this book, but I never found it. Don't waste your time with this unless you like comic-books, and stories that have no real ending.
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