The Atlantis Code: A Novel Audiobook

" Wow. This book...let's just say I was happily satisfied with the equality of historical events mixed with personal relationships. "

" I enjoyed this book, though it is not quite Dan Brown or Clive Cussler. Don't get me wrong, this book is well-written in about eveery sense of the word, and the storyline is right up there with the others. The only thing that I found lacking is that the story just didn't "feel" real. But the characterizations, the plot, the story, everything else was excellent. While everything was good, it just felt like he was trying too hard to one-up Dan Brown. He had the Vatican, the rogue cardinal, the few Swiss Guards that followed, and some big historical secret that the church was trying to cover up. I thing I would have enjoyed more if he had just stayed with the modern, toned-down Indiana Jones with a mystery than trying (too hard) to mix that with Robert Langdon. "

" What a letdown. I had such high hopes for this book, and the promising plot simply gave way to mediocre, one-dimensional characters. How disappointing. Normally I save a reread all my books, but this one's going to Goodwill. "

" kind of a same old story, it was kind of a disappointment. "

" Good part of this is book is that it is a fast read, bad part is I didn't care at all! I love this genre and am always looking for new authors,but I don't believe I will read anything else. "

" I read this book because I'm on a little bit of an Atlantis kick right now. It wasn't brilliantly written, but it has been compared to The DaVinci Code, so if you enjoyed that book, you'll probably like this one. The adventure is fast-paced, and it was fun to read the puzzle put itself together. It was a very plot-driven novel. I, however, am more of a character person. The main character was very well thought out, but I didn't like either of the female characters. So if you read this, read it for the story, not for the characters. "

" I liked it. He was not as good as Dan Brown with the clues and intrigue but it was fun and I'm going to read the Lucifer Code too. "

" Atlantis ... the everlasting mystery! I love this version actually, find it quite interesting, exciting, and well written. "

" corny... but a fun, if forgettable read. I thought that the studliness of Mr. Lourds was kinda juvenile and off-putting, but it's an Atlantis story. I'm not getting my panties in a bunch. "

" I thought this book was trying too hard to be like the DaVinci Code. The main character was a linguist (similar to an expert on codes) who was sucked into an adventure. It wasn't bad enough to quit reading and it picked up a little at the end. "

" I really enjoyed reading this book. It was well written and held my attention. The only problem I had with it was the ending. It was not as near as stimulating as the rest of the book. Not near up to Dan Brown standards. "

" A good fast paced romp. Similar to James Rollins/Dan Brown. "

" Very entertaining mystery. This guy does Dan Brown's style better than Dan Brown could ever dream of doing. "

" i think it is an awesome book which needs to be read by more people and they should love it to!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "

" I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It was intriguing and thought provoking. Believable characters worked together to solve an ages old mystery while racing against the bad guys. "

" I did not like it that much. I was looking forward to this book and it was a disappointment. The characters needed work, a lot of work. "

" Fast paced, with a very satisfying ending. "

" Another Atlantis book. So many adventure series seem to start out this way. It doesn't do much to separate itself from the pack, but it's fun if you like that sort of thing. Which I do. Enjoyed it enough to pick up the sequel. "

" absolutely awesome read if your a fan of the likes of chris kuzneski your sure to love this book "

" This was an interesting tale in the Indiana Jones vein. The main characters are intriguing, the adventure gripping. I could have done with a little less of the "totally desirable professor" stuff, but I guess I have to accept the nod to Indy and another suspense hero, James Bond! "

" Can't say i didn't like it but it wasn't what i expected from the book, also the begin was a bit hard to read. "

" Another mindless knockoff of the DaVinci Code by a psuedonym writer who lives vicariously thru his sexist character that lacks depth. I understand now why this writer doesn't use his own name. "

" Better than I thought it would be. "

" I did not like it that much. I was looking forward to this book and it was a disappointment. The characters needed work, a lot of work. "

" I'm glad I bought this second hand and only paid £1 for it. It was mildly entertaining in a banal, no brain required way, but seriously was so unoriginal it's painful in places. "

" Very entertaining mystery. This guy does Dan Brown's style better than Dan Brown could ever dream of doing. "

" Phenomenol story telling. It has everything you need to make a page turner. And the sex scenes are masterfully crafted. Ten points for Chuck. "

" Didn't really hold my interest, even during the "exciting" parts. The trouble started when I had trouble believing that a guy who wears jean shorts is irresistible to women the world over, and just went downhill from there. "

" I thought this book was good, but it was a DaVinci Code wanna be, same storyline different names. Still interesting though and a good read. Don't know if I want to commit to the next book that has the same character pursuing new adventures probably just like Angel & Demons. "

" It was okay. It could have been faster paced and I didn't feel connected to the characters or the treasures they were seeking. "

" A grandes rasgos es un libro entretenido, con bastantes escenas de acción que hacen que casi parezca de tipo policiaco. Lo único que no me ha gustado en exceso es que tiene un final demasiado "religioso" para mi gusto. "