Death Match - Plot Introduction

Plot Introduction

Every once in a rare while, the most perfect of 'perfect' matches ('supercouples, of 100% compatibility) is located. Then tragedy suddenly strikes. One of the "supercouples" is found dead in their Arizona home, an "unquestionable" double suicide.

Child's analysis of the topic proves a useful tool to opine on the topics of psychology, relationships, cutting-edge computer technology and artificial intelligence.

Works by Douglas Preston and/or Lincoln Child
Agent Pendergast series:
  • Relic (1995)
  • Reliquary (1997)
  • The Cabinet of Curiosities (2002)
  • Still Life with Crows (2003)
  • Brimstone (2004)
  • Dance of Death (2005)
  • The Book of the Dead (2006)
  • The Wheel of Darkness (2007)
  • Cemetery Dance (2009)
  • Fever Dream (2010)
  • Cold Vengeance (2011)
  • Two Graves (2012)
Other novels:
  • Mount Dragon (1996)
  • Riptide (1998)
  • Thunderhead (1998)
  • The Ice Limit (2000)
  • Gideon's Sword (2011)
  • Gideon's Corpse (2012)
Novels by Douglas Preston:
  • Jennie (1994)
  • The Codex (2004)
  • Tyrannosaur Canyon (2005)
  • Blasphemy (2008)
  • Impact (2010)
Novels by Lincoln Child:
  • Utopia (2002)
  • Death Match (2004)
  • Deep Storm (2007)
  • Terminal Freeze (2009)
Works by Douglas Preston
and Mario Spezi:
  • The Monster of Florence (2008)


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