The Genesis Conspiracy

Very creative alt explanation for serious historical questions. Easily matches the quality of Crichton's works. Comfortable read w/out bogging down w/science jargon. Worth getting the sequel if available. Would make a phenomenal movie!

I normally don't like time travel books because they get caught up in the whole paradox crap and spend to much time contemplating it's consequences. However, this book told of and adventure that was exciting and straight forward, it takes you to a place that has been debated for years as a myth or real. Now we find out and the explanation the writer gives is pretty cool.
The writer tells a good story, there is all the elements, Love , hate, distrust, confusion but it flows nicely. The writer doesn't waste our time with meaningless drivel of introspection from the characters like so many writers do to fill pages, he just tell a story. Read and enjoy

Interesting take on time travel and offers and explanation for the History Channel's popular series Ancient Aliens. The book was entertaining enough, but predictable and written like it was describing a movie. Good for a rainy weekend or before bed reading.

What a book. I could not stop reading this thriller and the end was the best even though I didn't understand the H E L P. Cannot remember who was sent into the chamber.

I will look for other books by this author

I give this 4.5 stars . I purchased Friday evening and finished Sunday evening, could not leave it alone. Epilog is totally believable, which make it something to scratch your head and say Hmmmm. My first with Mr.Prescott

I very much enjoyed The Genesis Conspiracy. Although many of the themes have been used in thrillers before, I had not read them mixed in this particularly interesting way. I also enjoyed the characters, especially the cleverly crafted Binh. The only thing preventing me from giving it a 5 star rating is its short length, halfway between a full thriller and a novella. Once hooked into the story and enjoying the pleasure (or displeasure) of particular characters' company, the book was over. The end hook is excellent but a few more chapters would have been more satisfying. I look forward to the sequel.

I have been interested in the Paradox Theory since the beginning of Star Trek. It was used quite well in this book with the inclusion of OOP artifacts. It was the first of this series that I read and left me wanting more.

I recommend this book to read. The author has put together a very entertaining read that intertwines some fact with fiction. The storyline is engaging and the characters believable. Well worth the price, I'll purchase more from this author.

I really enjoyed this read. It combined two my favorite genres ( actually 3); time travel, Atlantis, and possible Apocalypse. It was a quick read but covered a lot of territory. It featured a look at a possible future and a trip to a very long ago past. Extinct animals, extinct plants and plenty of action and surprising twists. I highly recommend this book and I received a free copy from the author and left this review of my own accord.