Deep Current

by Benjamin E. Miller

As a floating glacier, going against the current, heads toward Hawaii, an elite team of scientists joins a Marine Expeditionary Unit on the glacier and encounters a predatory force that could destroy the entire world.

368 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 2, 2004

Reviews

[David Cavaco]

Sluggish one dimensional plot full of dull characters that did not spark this reader's interest. Book promised parallels to a Crichton novel but alas, not so. Avoid!

[Angie]

This is one of my favorite pulp fiction books. It's got its issues, and it won't win any prizes for writing, but it's a fun read. When you need something that's a little scary, had unexpected bad guys and is a page turner, this is your book.

[Karla]

Thriller - author alot like Matthew Reilly - a little far-fetched but good.