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Title: A fitting conclusion to the trilogy... but is it really the end?
Review: This book was billed as the capper to the Pendergast series, when all of the plot threads left by "Dance of Death" would be neatly sewed up. Much to my delight, the authors were apparently seduced into keeping things going. Not to give the plot away, but I doubt that we've seen the last of Diogenes, and the last sentence in the book just screams "continuation."Not that I mind. I'll be anxiously awaiting the next installment. After being sorely disappointed in "Brimstone," but enthralled with "Dance of Death," I can say with certainty that this book is the best of the three. I have criticized Preston and Childs for being poor "finishers" in several previous novels, but that is decidedly not the case in this one.Highly recommended, but read the other two noted books first, along with "Cabinet of Curiousities."
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