1996 Doherty paperback of the 1995 first entry in the Pendergast series. This one is about a series of inhuman murders near the opening a new Natural History exhibit in the New York Museum. But the museum plans to open anyway, because visitors always like to view cool, exotic historical stuff among the blood and gore of their fellow tourists. This was on my list of best modern horror to read, when I found this copy today in the Fat Orange Cat Little Free Library on Bayo.

I can let this go after I read:
1994 Jennie [n/a]

Edit June 8, 2023: This was good, but I just skimmed to end for time. I currently have this ranked at #4900 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.

... in the box.

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