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Last night I watched your interview on YouTube with Barbara Peters at the Poisoned Pen as the launching of a new series and saw that Goodreads has Old Bones as Nora Kelly #1, so that is when I remembered "Thunderhead" which I have on my shelf and I have read twice. I am also a great fan of all the Pendergast novels starting with "Cabinet". I tend to link "Relic" and "Reliquary" together as one story where Pendergast is more in the background. I love the movie (The Relic) too in its own right as a 'museum' favorite. Wish that "Relic" and "Reliquary" could be reissued together as a collector's dualogy. But, to me, Pendergast really gets going in "Cabinet". Sad to say, I stopped reading much fiction for awhile when I returned to the university to finish degrees (as an older student), but am now getting back into reading the last few years and am looking back at my past favorite series'. So need to bring myself up to date reading Pendergast after "Fever Dream", but think I will get "Old Bones" from the library to read this fall. In my mind though "Old Bones" will be Nora Kelly#2. I may have to read "Thunderhead" again for the third time first. The best to you and Mr. Child always.
My book is on its way to me, can't wait to get re-acquainted with Nora Kelly in her own series set.
I look forward to reading Old Bones. Really liked Thunderhead a great deal. Was is refreshing to put Pendergast aside for a while? And will Nora even meet up with Pendergast in the future?
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Last night I watched your interview on YouTube with Barbara Peters at the Poisoned Pen as the launching of a new series and saw that Goodreads has Old Bones as Nora Kelly #1, so that is when I remembered "Thunderhead" which I have on my shelf and I have read twice. I am also a great fan of all the Pendergast novels starting with "Cabinet". I tend to link "Relic" and "Reliquary" together as one story where Pendergast is more in the background. I love the movie (The Relic) too in its own right as a 'museum' favorite. Wish that "Relic" and "Reliquary" could be reissued together as a collector's dualogy. But, to me, Pendergast really gets going in "Cabinet". Sad to say, I stopped reading much fiction for awhile when I returned to the university to finish degrees (as an older student), but am now getting back into reading the last few years and am looking back at my past favorite series'. So need to bring myself up to date reading Pendergast after "Fever Dream", but think I will get "Old Bones" from the library to read this fall. In my mind though "Old Bones" will be Nora Kelly#2. I may have to read "Thunderhead" again for the third time first. The best to you and Mr. Child always.
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My book is on its way to me, can't wait to get re-acquainted with Nora Kelly in her own series set.
I look forward to reading Old Bones. Really liked Thunderhead a great deal. Was is refreshing to put Pendergast aside for a while? And will Nora even meet up with Pendergast in the future?
