A little heavy to carry to read, this book brings together three novels. I rather regret not having taken the three books separately. This little annoying detail is quickly forgotten as it delves into the exciting adventures of brothers Pendergast. I particularly liked the second book, Dance of Death, but I have just started the third ... so stay tuned Dance of Death is hard to let go, so everything goes perfectly. There is so much material that I can not talk about it, just recommend you start in the trilogy - but if possible, after reading the first authors of novels (imperatively Relic and the chamber of curiosities). This will plunge into an atmosphere more just sets in which has already evolved.
The first book, The Devil's Violin, in my opinion, is more usual classic adventures Pendergast, yet also excellent. It is of course a huge introduction to the next two.
In the second, we find a great pleasure, a lot of characters from previous books, if not nearly all! Returning to the Museum (Relic), but with a deeper understanding of the characters. In closing Dance of Death, I let myself say that no book before had so delighted me.
