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A quick read filled with chills, thrills, and spills. I do enjoy the journey as always to lands far away that I would only read about and never travel to be there in real life. James Rollins does have a way about his writing that always has a few laughs, surprises in the pages, and I do wonder if there is a surprise in the next installment of Team Sigma Force. Overall I wanted more as the group was winding down. Therefore, I will have to read the next one in the series sooner rather than later.
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***2014 Reread of Sigma Force***
The fourth in the Sigma Force series. This book focuses on bacteria and genetics. Topics include angelic script, cyanobacteria, and the connections of plague virus on the world. So far I think this was the least "page turner-ish" for me. This is also quite funny given the first time I read this was on a plane ride, and i breezed through it on that trip. Regardless, the book is still a good read and offers interesting conclusions based on fact but then extrapolated ...more
The fourth in the Sigma Force series. This book focuses on bacteria and genetics. Topics include angelic script, cyanobacteria, and the connections of plague virus on the world. So far I think this was the least "page turner-ish" for me. This is also quite funny given the first time I read this was on a plane ride, and i breezed through it on that trip. Regardless, the book is still a good read and offers interesting conclusions based on fact but then extrapolated ...more
Good read, typical James Rollins/Sigma Force and there is nothing wrong with that. Of the six or seven that I have read in the series, this is probably 2nd or 3rd in my personal ranking.
Apr 27, 2014
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