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  • When people connected with Agent Pendergast begin to die, he knows his brother Diogenes is behind the killings. He is being framed for these killings and as he tries to protect his friends, find his brother and clear his name, a museum opening is the perfect place for the 'hide in plain sight' Dioge ... Continue

    When people connected with Agent Pendergast begin to die, he knows his brother Diogenes is behind the killings. He is being framed for these killings and as he tries to protect his friends, find his brother and clear his name, a museum opening is the perfect place for the 'hide in plain sight' Diogenes to steal some valuable gems and put together his real plot.

    

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• ― Lucca Ita said on May 18, 2009 | Add your feedback

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  • I'm glad I went back and read this. Another fine Pendergast story

    

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• ― Kevin Kuphal said on Nov 30, 2007 | Add your feedback

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  • read them all-

  • some of my favorite leisure reading.

    

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• ― cardgirlred said on Apr 21, 2007 | Add your feedback

Agent Pendergast has become one of crime fiction’s most endearing characters. His greatest enemy is one who has stalked him all of his life, his cunning and diabolical brother Diogenes. And Diogenes has thrown down the gauntlet. Now, several of the people closest to Pendergast are viciously murdered, and Pendergast is framed for the deeds. On the run from federal authorities, with only the help of his old friend NYPD Lieutenant Vincent D’Agosta, Pendergast must stop his brother. But how can he stop a man that is his intellectual equal--one who has had 20 years to plan the world’s most horrendous crime?

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