Pandora's Clock (Abridged) Audiobook

" One of my all-time favorite books. I can read it over and over without getting bored. "

" Interesting book as someone put it they figured it would be like Snakes on a Plane and Andromeda Strain... "

" Excellent book. I read this after I saw the movie with Richard Dean Anderson many years ago. "

" Very Good; Plane searches for safe haven with passenger exposed to doomsday virus on board "

" This was a nice thriller but just not my cup of tea. I labored to get through it. "

" As a lover of aviation books I was thrilled to find Nance. He writes about flying like Clancy writes about naval concerns. This "what if" book is a cautionary tale for anyone who flies internationally. "

" Excellent, excellent thriller. Especially creepy today, what with the bioterror risk and the potential of various influenzas and whatnot to cross continents via aircraft. "

" Interesting plot of a virus on a plane, and no one allowing it to land, but that's about it. Not really great writing, and the characters were just blah. Of course, I don't really remember much about the book, so who knows. Obviously it wasn't great. "

" I thought this was a pretty good suspense novel. I likes the Wall Street Journal's description: "The Hot Zone in the ozone". "

" I almost stopped reading this halfway through, since all seemed very predictable at that point. I'm glad I didn't since the suspense was just about to start. It turned into a pretty decent suspense novel. "

" Good little twist at the end! "

" This was one of those books I read when I had time to block out distractions. Nance has an impressive background that shines through in his writing. This is a clean, engaging book I would feel comfortable in recommending. "

" Good pot boiler aviation thriller by Nance; the first of his novels that I read, and I've enjoyed it each time I've gone back to it. "

" i loved this book, althought I would give it a PG-13 rating because of the graphicness of it and how scary it can be. "

" I was glad that I read the book before watching the moving. They left so much out in the first half that it made it hard to follow. The book was hard at times to put down because I wanted to find out what happened next. I wish John Nance would write more like this one. It was my favorite. "

" I had fun reading this book. It had many twist & turns, most of which were fairly predictable. This is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. Nance is a pro when it comes to aviation and it shows throughout this book. "

" Do not read this if you are flying or about to fly. John Nance's description of the possibilities of contaminates on board a plane are enough to make you want to avoid mass transportation! Wonderful, scary, intense reading! Typical for Nance! "

" it was totally a thrill.......... i was always speechless while i read it "

" Of mass-market types, one of the better ones - not formulaic, at least. "

" This was the first book I've read by Nance and I did enjoy it. It moved quickly and held my interest the entire time. And to think this book has been in my 'book closet' for more than 10 years!!! Now, I have to locate the movie. "

" This one is a GRIPPER! Thriller set in an airborne 747. "

" Non-stop action from the first page. Clearly one of Nance's best. Accurate depiction of the clear and present danger of a potentially deadly virus being spread worldwide due to the ubiquitous nature of air travel. A genuine page turner! "

" First book I ever read by this author, and it was an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride from start to finish. If you like aviation thrillers, I highly recommend this author! "

" For some reason I really enjoy books about commercial airplanes in trouble and Nance is the best. He puts you in the pilots seat without overloading you with details or "techno jargon". A suspenseful and terrifying story; I loved it. "

" This book was full of excitement and intrigue. It made you stop and think. "

" I didn't like it very much.During the first part, the author spent so many pages talking about the disease, and repeats the same story over and over again, it's hard to keep reading. It gets a little bit better after that . He uses the word "nodding" a thousand times, it's very annoying "

" I am reading more mysteries and this was a favorite. It is one of the few books I would like to reread. "

" This was the first book I've read by Nance and I did enjoy it. It moved quickly and held my interest the entire time. And to think this book has been in my 'book closet' for more than 10 years!!! Now, I have to locate the movie. "

" i loved this book, althought I would give it a PG-13 rating because of the graphicness of it and how scary it can be. "

" Excellent book. I read this after I saw the movie with Richard Dean Anderson many years ago. "

" Started pretty good but got more and more ridiculous :/ "

" Interesting plot of a virus on a plane, and no one allowing it to land, but that's about it. Not really great writing, and the characters were just blah. Of course, I don't really remember much about the book, so who knows. Obviously it wasn't great. "

" I didn't like it very much.During the first part, the author spent so many pages talking about the disease, and repeats the same story over and over again, it's hard to keep reading. It gets a little bit better after that . He uses the word "nodding" a thousand times, it's very annoying "

" A good thriller, probably could have been a little shorter. Interesting to read in the face of swine flu... "

" Very Good; Plane searches for safe haven with passenger exposed to doomsday virus on board "

" Interesting book as someone put it they figured it would be like Snakes on a Plane and Andromeda Strain... "

" This was a nice thriller but just not my cup of tea. I labored to get through it. "

" I thought this was a pretty good suspense novel. I likes the Wall Street Journal's description: "The Hot Zone in the ozone". "

" This was an exciting thriller set on board an airplane, in Washington, DC and in the Middle East. While some of the characters started as clichéd, they gradually became more three-dimensional as the medical and political crisis grew. "

" As a lover of aviation books I was thrilled to find Nance. He writes about flying like Clancy writes about naval concerns. This "what if" book is a cautionary tale for anyone who flies internationally. "