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THE BONE LABYRINTH is book 11 in James Rollins Sigma Force series. The books can be read separately, but it can be easier to understand the story and the characters past stories if you have read the previous books. READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW OVER AT FRESH FICTION! ********* Oh, a new Sigma Force book Leggi tutto

****Spoiler for every James Rollins Sigma Force Novel ever written****** Good guys find cave/underground cavern/secret room containing artifact that changes mankind/explains history/saves the future which is subsequently blown to smithereens by wacko religious cult/covert assassins/China. Doesn't mean Leggi tutto

Finally, after more than three months since I started it, I've finished this book! It's not the book's fault, on the contrary, the latest of my favorite Sigma Force series is a very good read, in some cases even a great one, trying to reach the greatness of the earlier Sigma books, just not quite th Leggi tutto

[ This is the first impression of myself from the first time I read the plot summary of the book, before the book got published, so read it from the point of veiw of someone who didn't yet read the book, only the summary. The ACTUAL REVIEW of the book is here. ] Just a year ago, I was one of the most d Leggi tutto

Ah, how this thriller captured my heart. I cried a little bit at the end, it was so beautiful and sad in some moments. The story is interesting, thrilling, adventurous and heart capturing. As always, Mr. Rollins chooses two sides in this book, one historical and one scientific and presents them extr Leggi tutto

Meh. Loved it until the whole 37 thing when it became too American Treasure for me. This worked 10 books ago, but really, James, time to write a great story vs old-timey conspiracy.

1.5 stars. I'm a science fiction fan and a scientist so I went into this intrigued by the near future genetics aspect and the focus on the evolution of human intelligence. The first half was interesting though casting all Chinese scientists as evil was frustrating. However, things dive into the deep Leggi tutto

The opening scene, set in 38,000 BC, involves a man fleeing pursuers to protect his "special" daughter, which portends the basic plotline. Twin sisters are involved in a human genome experiment to breed a "thinking" gorilla (Baako), when they are mysteriously attacked by the Chinese. Joe Kowalski, o Leggi tutto

That ending though. Way to leave us hanging, Jim. We waited extra time for this one... Does that mean the next will come sooner??? Or at least on normal time (aka mid summer???)

WHAT HAPPENS TO JOE THAT'S SO TERRIBLE TEN YEARS LATER WHAT THE FUCK YOU CAN'T DO THIS