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'''Agent Pendergast Novels'''
 
* ''[[The Relic (Literature)|Relic]]'' - 1995
* ''[[Reliquary (Literaturenovel)|Reliquary]]'' - 1997
* ''[[The Cabinet of Curiosities (Literature)|The Cabinet of Curiosities]]'' - 2002
* ''[[Still Life With Crows (Literature)|Still Life Withwith Crows]]'' - 2003
* ''[[Brimstone (Literature)|Brimstone]]'' - 2004
* ''[[Dance of Death (Literature)|Dance of Death]]'' - 2005
* ''[[Book of the Dead (Literature)|Book of the Dead]]'' - 2006
* ''[[The Wheel of Darkness (Literature)|The Wheel of Darkness]]'' - 2007
* ''[[Cemetery Dance (Literature)|Cemetery Dance]]'' - 2009
* ''[[Fever Dream (Literature)|Fever Dream]]'' - 2010
* ''[[Cold Vengeance (Literature)|Cold Vengeance]]'' - 2011
 
'''Other Novels'''
* ''[[Mount Dragon (Literature)|Mount Dragon]]'' - 1996
* ''[[Riptide (Literature)|Riptide]]'' - 1998
* ''[[Thunderhead (Literature)|Thunderhead]]'' - 1999
* ''[[The Ice Limit (Literature)|The Ice Limit]]'' - 2000
* ''[[Tyrannosaur Canyon (Literature)|Tyrannosaur Canyon]]'' - 2003
 
 
Now has a [[Agent Pendergast (Literature)/Characters|Character Sheet]].
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* [[All There in the Manual]] - The authors like to provide extra information on the Pendergast character through email newsletters.
* [[Alone Withwith the Psycho]] - Several times.
* [[Animated Adaptation]] - [[In -Universe]] example: The end of ''Relic'' mentions a Saturday morning cartoon based on the events of the novel. Given how horrific those events were, it's not surprising that the show is mentioned as having been canceled.
* [[Anti-Villain]] - The "[[Big Bad]]" in ''Mount Dragon''. {{spoiler|Despite using his entire staff as guinea pigs and selling bioweaponry to more unscrupulous members of the US Military, he believes what he's doing is crucial to the human race.}}
* [[Anyone Can Die]]: A LOT. {{spoiler|Averted with Margo in Dance of Death - Diogenes missed.}}
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* [[Awesomeness By Analysis]] - Pendergast. D'Agosta also gets better at this.
* [[Ax Crazy]] - {{spoiler|Diogenes.}}
* [[Badass in Aa Nice Suit]] / [[Sharp-Dressed Man]] - Pendergast.
* [[Battle Butler]] - Proctor.
* [[Beethoven Was an Alien Spy]] - John J. Audubon's artistic genius was the result of {{spoiler|a rare form of avian flu that altered his brain chemistry.}}
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* [[Demoted to Extra]] - Margo Green was the original main character of ''Relic'' and ''Reliquary'', but after that the focus of the series switch from her to Agent Pendergast, and she pretty quickly faded into the background, being promptly replaced by ''Thunderhead'''s heroine Nora Kelly as the series' main female supporting character.
* [[Determined Widow]] - {{spoiler|Nora Kelly in ''Cemetary Dance''.}}
* [[Due to Thethe Dead]] - Pendergast says goodbye to {{spoiler|the murdered Bill Smithback}} by way of a quiet tea ceremony [[Bigger Onon the Inside|in an inside zen garden in his apartment building.]]
* [[Eccentric Millionaire]] - Pendergast borders on this.
* [[Face Heel Turn]] - {{spoiler|Dr. Frock in ''Reliquary''.}}
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