Brimstone (novel)

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Brimstone
Brimstone
Author Douglas Preston,
Lincoln Child
Country United States
Language English
Series Diogenes Trilogy
Genre(s) Suspense
Publisher Warner Books
Publication date 2004
Media type Hardcover,
Paperback
Pages 497 (Hardcover)
ISBN ISBN 0446576972
Preceded by Still Life with Crows
Followed by Dance of Death

Brimstone is a novel written by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, published in 2004. It is the first novel in the trilogy that includes Dance of Death (2005) and The Book of the Dead (2006).

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FBI Special Agent Aloysius X.L. Pendergast and Sergeant Vincent D'Agosta, now working for the Southampton Police Department, investigate a series of unusual deaths— deaths that appear to be the work of Lucifer in return for pacts entered in with him by his victims. Their investigation takes them from the New York City area, site of the first two deaths, to Florence, Italy where they uncover the motive and method of the killers behind the strange and gruesome deaths. During the course of unraveling the mystery, the truth behind a priceless, missing Stradivarius violin is revealed and a potentially apocalyptic riot with Messianic Christians is averted.

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