The Cabinet of Curiosities

By Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

The Cabinet of Curiosities - Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
  • Release Date: 2002-07-01
  • Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 1,131 Ratings

Description

In an ancient tunnel underneath New York City a charnel house is discovered.
Inside are thirty-six bodies--all murdered and mutilated more than a century ago.
While FBI agent Pendergast investigates the old crimes, identical killings start to terrorize the city.
The nightmare has begun.
Again.

Reviews

  • Wonderful

    5
    By Seeley52
    Great characters, exciting story line ... love this one the best so far!
  • Cabinet of Curiosities

    5
    By wakereader
    Great read
  • One of the best series for forensics/thrill

    5
    By Acoy0423
    Quick-paced and fascinating. Highly recommend this series to lovers of crime, suspense, and forensics.
  • Childhood Fave

    5
    By Voca-Kid
    As odd as that sounds, it's true. I first red this book when I was a kid and it was my favorite book for years.
  • Great Read

    5
    By Bootsie1914
    Really enjoyed this book, didn't want to put it down, but life happens. I thought it was a little drawn out in the end, but I really enjoy the Pentegast books.
  • An adventure

    5
    By Gunnigugu
    This started my wonderful journey.
  • Favorite Book!!!

    5
    By TFM81
    This is my favorite book and these are my favorite authors!!!
  • Read it!

    5
    By Christinestewart
    This is the 3rd book I have read by these authors and I just couldn't put it down!
  • Leave logic at the door

    2
    By Ranae Lemcke
    I prefer some hint of realism in books I take time to read. None discovered in this book with poor storyline and even worse developed characters.
  • Dreck

    1
    By bmerikal
    Although there are a few nice turns of phrase, this story is so very dumb, that I find the five-star reviews almost incomprehensible. Add to that some seriously annoying characters, and all I want to know is, can I get those nights I wasted reading this junk back? Please.
  • The Cabinet of Curiosities

    5
    By sjflorida
    A great read, as usual a knock out punch is delivered by Child.
  • Disgustingly wonderful!

    5
    By MissyLeslie
    This is an incredibly well told story, it was impossible to put down. I loved the characters and felt as though I had met them. It's been a long time since I have had this enjoyable of a read. You'd be cheating yourself if you didn't read this book.
  • Fabulous

    5
    By 197653
    This is a book you cannot put down. Fast paced, wonderful characters and an interesting plot. Highly recommended.
  • Cabinet of Curiosities by:Preston & Lincoln

    5
    By Joan N
    What a good book. I haven't read such a unique murder/mystery in a long time!! What a cleaver idea. Very well thought out and written. Thank you! We need more writers like you! Joan
  • Hard to put down

    5
    By NH Mimi
    My husband & I loved this book. This was our first iBook. It was great. Stayed up too late reading...
  • Thoroughly enjoyable

    4
    By DesertSlug
    Having never read a book by these authors, I had no idea what to expect. This book was well-written, well-paced, and thoroughly enjoyable. The characters are likable, the mystery is fun but not too complex, and I will definitely be looking into more books by these two. Word of warning to any archaeologists like myself: these two authors have little idea what archaeology entails, but it doesn't harm the story and will make you smile.
  • Gripping.

    5
    By GregVM
    Loved it.
  • Couldn't put it down

    5
    By scarywells
    I really liked this book! The characters were great. The story was written in a way that kept you wanting to know what was going to happen next. So I read the book in a few days, and had a hard time putting it down. I can't believe it only cost me $0.99. Now I want to read other books by these authors.
  • T.M.I.

    3
    By Da_Queen
    I am certainly not an expert at writing book reviews... I am just a normal reader who enjoys a good book. This book was ok. I didn't guess the "who done it". I must confess, I probably read only half of this book and skimmed the other half. There just was so much clutter to sift through! Writing that seemed to me to be filler to make the novel thick. Had I known how much I would be skimming to get to the actual story, I would have never purchased or bothered to read this book.