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Patrick Gibson | 2/16/2014
" "Fun read" seems to be about it. Even though I have read all of James Rollins books, I consider them nothing more than a guilty pleasue. Along with Clive Cussler and a few others, I get my fill of big boy adventure. Don't believe the reviewers that liken this to a poor mans 'DaVinci Code'--it actually has more ideas and dense with adventure. "
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Gene | 2/13/2014
" Another James Rollins thriller. "
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Greg | 2/8/2014
" This is a good thriller. It treads similar ground to the Da Vinci Code, however it is more action-packed. The science is speculative at best (ancient Egyptians discovered superconductors). And typical of Rollins work, there is the occasional howler of a factual error (e.g., Dante wrote in vernacular Italian, not Latin). The book is a definite recommendation to fans of Art Bell's late night radio show or readers of Fortean Times. "
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Melanie | 2/6/2014
" Interesting read. Very reminiscent of The DaVinci Code. "
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Emmy | 1/16/2014
" Its really 'the bomb'! A must read for lovers of thrillers, history and religion! "
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William | 1/16/2014
" This novel explodes from the very first page, and doesn't stop until the very end. That being said, the relentless action doesn't save a thin storyline. Nor do the mindless villains who have ample opportunity to dispose of the good guys, but don't. Anyway, the main idea of the book is that there is a secret hidden amongst the bones of the 3 Magi who came to see the Christ child upon his birth. The secret...well, I won't give it away, but it fizzles out by the time the protagonists discover it. This was no "DaVinci Code" when it comes to fantastic and unbelievably intriguing conclusions, but what it does offer is a fast paced read to bide your time until something a bit better comes along. "
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Kurt | 1/14/2014
" Similiar to Da Vinci Code, but not quite as good. It is a good book though "
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Alison | 1/11/2014
" I love his use of really wild-sounding scientific stuff that turns out to be true. Not crazy about the contrived romances. I think he should just stick to the action! "
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Nicole Ethridge | 1/1/2014
" I always pick up one of his books for long flights...they're great quick reads "
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Rowena | 12/24/2013
" Brilliant...if you like Angels & Demons you will LOVE this -the author's put in heaps of research and it's constant action. "
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Andinas | 12/23/2013
" Well, it's just good. "
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Michelle Taylor | 12/21/2013
" I absolutely adore books that connect scientific fact with religious myth. If you were even intrigued by The Davinci Code or the idea of quantum physics in relation to brain function, you should check this out. "
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Julian Tan | 9/30/2013
" A romping good read, reminiscent of a cross between GI Joe and Indiana Jones. The well researched writing takes a bit of suspension of disbelief but ultimately it takes you on a thrilling journey that is thoroughly entertaining. "
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Mary | 9/9/2013
" A better Da Vinci Code. The team of characters race around the modern world to ancient world sites: Alexandria, Rome, Avignon (not so ancient, but still) to find clues to the final mystery. I did enjoy it, but it feels formulaic. "
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Helen | 7/29/2013
" Just really enjoyed this book! "
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Kilgallen | 5/30/2013
" I found the story was a little hard to get into. The pace did really pick up in the last half of the book and I found myself enjoying it more at that point. A very intresting mix of science, mythology, history and religion. I will certainly be continuing this series. "
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Skip | 4/28/2013
" A bit too much like Dan Brown's Angels & Demons/DaVinci Code, with conspiracies within the Catholic Church. Also, I like Painter Crowe's charactr more than Grayson Pierce. "
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Laura Purdy | 3/9/2013
" My first of all James Rollins and in my top five all time favorites. "
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Padmavathitx | 2/14/2013
" I love these ninja scientists!!! "
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Jacob | 10/28/2012
" Good action/suspense book, with just enough science to dork it up a bit. Kinda "Indiana Jones" meets "Bourne Identity" in nature. Worth a read if you want a book just to enjoy without too much thought involved. "
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Syd | 8/6/2012
" Still my favorite James Rollins book! "
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Randy Mason | 5/22/2012
" probably the best sigma force book in the series yet "
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Khrys | 3/22/2012
" Reminds me a lot of Dan Brown... Not quite him though.. interesting read none the less. "
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Josh | 2/20/2012
" This book was really very good. It managed to put religon, sience, history, military special forces groups all rolled into this action packed book. I really enjoyed it!! "
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Mandra | 12/27/2011
" Spent too much time in the desert. "
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Tee Brickey | 7/8/2011
" Just started it, but it is a good summer read - action packed with little social implications. "
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Randy | 5/8/2011
" probably the best sigma force book in the series yet
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Doreene | 4/26/2011
" I have always liked Rolins style of writing. This story is interesting and fast paced with lots of possiblilites.
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Liz | 4/24/2011
" fast paced thriller that weaved it's way through technology and religion with a hint of Indiana Jones.
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Smogreecridity | 4/24/2011
" it's make a brain run to get idea
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Vicki | 4/19/2011
" This is one I'll read and reread. Loved it.
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Jenn | 4/14/2011
" 2nd book in the Sigma series, and the characters I love. Honestly, Monk is my favorite. At the very least he gets the best lines. Seichan you can see from the beginning has blurred loyalties - I'm convinced the only one she's loyal to is herself.
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Mary | 4/10/2011
" Sigma Force series are fabulous.
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Becca | 4/9/2011
" Good fun! Who doesn't like conspiracy mixed with high action and the fate of humanity? Me!
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Aulana | 3/24/2011
" Awesome book! I wish they would make it into a movie!
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Nicole | 3/20/2011
" A really fun read. I loved the fast paced action of the book and the quick glimpses of arcane knowledge.
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Sarah | 3/1/2011
" I wasn't sure about this book for awhile. Though interesting it seemed to follow the same "formula" as Sandstorm but it proved to have its own twists.
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