Douglas Preston is a prolific author known for his suspenseful thrillers, often co-authored with Lincoln Child. Their collaborative works, including the popular Pendergast series featuring novels like 'Relic' and 'Blue Labyrinth,' have achieved international bestseller status. Preston also co-authored the non-fiction bestseller 'The Monster of Florence,' showcasing his versatility in both fictional and true crime narratives.
An arcane charnel house in modern Manhattan resurrects the bloody legacy of an 1880s serial killer obsessed with immortality, forcing an FBI agent, a journalist, and an archaeologist to unearth his secrets before becoming his next victims.
Imprisoned FBI agent Pendergast must escape to confront his psychopathic brother, who has unleashed an ancient Egyptian curse upon a New York museum gala, igniting a catastrophic battle for their lives.
A Special Agent's decade-old grief for his supposedly deceased wife shatters when he unearths her murder, spiraling him into a treacherous quest to expose her killer and confront the shocking truth of the woman he never truly knew.
An American author's dream move to a Tuscan farmhouse turns into a nightmarish true crime investigation when he unearths the chilling history of a serial killer in his own olive grove, only to become entangled as a suspect in a bizarre prosecutorial vendetta.
Special Agent Pendergast's search for his wife's killer reveals a multi-generational conspiracy, leading him to question if she faked her own death and was part of it all.
A seemingly inert meteorite from the Antarctic seabed is an intelligent alien organism, forcing a disgraced scientist and a weapons expert to race against time to prevent global annihilation.
Agent Pendergast and Officer D'Agosta investigate impossible deaths marked by brimstone and claw marks, questioning if they hunt a killer or the Devil.
At the New York Museum of Natural History, a pre-exhibition gala turns deadly when a non-human predator stalks the shadows, forcing a young researcher to uncover its ancient identity before a grand opening becomes a massacre.
