Im currently making my way through Pendergast for the first time; and im wondering what other Preston/Child books are connected. I know Nora Kelly has a series, but what other books share this world?
I leaving this open for you all to answer differently,
But IMO I see it playing out in this alternate timeline where Smithback survives and is around for the events of Cemetery Dance, but would get severely injured (maybe partially paralyzed) and thus making him and Nora move to Santa Fe to leave the dangers of New York finally behind.
For the Nora/Corrie series, he would have a role just now as big as he did in the Pendergast ones because of this would-be injury. TBH, I have not fully read the Nora/Corrie series, which I know I probably should of done before posting this, so I don’t fully know to what extent how it would drastically change them, but hey what the hell
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Anyway, again, I’m just leaving this up to you all for your own ideas, opinions, etc.
I’m 25. My father was always into these books, and collected many of them over the years. When I was younger he got me into the series, though I’m more of an audiobook guy myself.
I was obsessed for a while and read everything they put out up until Blue Labyrinth. That’s when I stopped for some reason I can’t recall and just never picked up the series again. But now I’m on a tear of listening to them all over again. Really giving me nostalgia and memories of my late father who got me into the series.
I’m not sure if I’ll read any of the Gideon books? Are they important past the point where I stopped reading? My dad read them and said they were trash (his words not mine), so I just never bothered to get the audiobooks.
I just put Dead Man's Journey on my Audible wishlist! I can't wait! If Preston and Child keep the pattern going, alternating between Pendergast and Nora and Corrie each year, I'm happy! LOL