Review: Genuinely disturbing.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
This was a fun and interesting read.  We don't often get a look back at Pendergast's past.  This story was great because we actually got to see the agent as a child.  His fears and attitudes were very reminiscient of the man he will grow to be but also the "tooth fairy" of this story was very unseen and frightening.  I can't wait to read Two Graves to continue this adventure and have the questions left answered.