Blue Labyrinth

Pendergast could hear faint sirens from behind, but the police were too far back and would no doubt get hung up in traffic. Angler had the strong feeling Pendergast was not only uninterested in helping the NYPD catch his son’s killer, but was probably withholding information, as well. They had “Nemo,” Marsala’s likely killer and Pendergast’s attacker, on ice… but with no history, no backstory—except that he had once been a hardworking, decent family man named Howard Rudd. The moon was rising higher, casting a troublesome light into the greenhouse, and it would be most of the night before it finally set behind the trees.