A review by mpetruce
Diablo Mesa by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child

3.0

And now Nora Kelly really gets into the faster-paced, bigger picture and not a little bit silly Preston-Child page-turning universe. As usual, I spent the last 200 pages or so reading and doing nothing else. Given the geographic location and nature of the story and some of the agencies the characters were associated with, I was a little disappointed that there wasn’t a cameo by warrior-spy-monk Wyman Ford, but, oh well. That’s more on me than the authors. I just miss that guy.