Literature & Fiction

Innocent Blood: The Order of the Sanguines Series
Innocent Blood: The Order of the Sanguines Series

Review:If you enjoyed the first book (the Blood Gospil) you will enjoy this continuation of the story. As always with James Rollins, riveting story telling that keeps you wanting more. I can't wait for the third book to be released.
Excellent story, I would recommend it. Read more

A Dan Kotler Archaeological Thriller - The Coelho Medallion
A Dan Kotler Archaeological Thriller - The Coelho Medallion

Review:I really enjoyed this book. Somewhere along the lines of Dan Brown or James Rollins genre, it fits well. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys an archaeological thriller. Kevin Tumlinson is one of my new favorite authors Read more

Map of Bones (Sigma Force)
Map of Bones (Sigma Force)

Review:Probably so far THE BEST James Rollins book partially due to it's subject matter of science, covert Christian background and of course action and intrigue. Thanks once again Dr. Rollins for a wonderfully exciting book. Read more

War Hawk: A Tucker Wayne Novel
War Hawk: A Tucker Wayne Novel

Review:I enjoyed reading about how dogs are vital. Relationship between man and dog was heart warming. Drones and computer warfare are very well explained. A bit long in sections... but over all I enjoyed it. Read more

The Kill Switch:  A Tucker Wayne Novel
The Kill Switch: A Tucker Wayne Novel

Review:Thank you, James Rollins, for all of your books. Each one is a pleasure to read. Due to the outstanding work put into each novel. I, especially, enjoy your earlier works. Your love of nature, adventures, dogs and imagination shines through your work. Carry on.

However, it would be really nice and different to be able to feature a cat at work too! Think about it, please!

Blessings,

Norma Lee Werner Read more

Ice Hunt
Ice Hunt

Review:Non stop action, great character development, exciting and fantastical plot and riveting suspense! Loved it, and think it is one of Rollins' best!! When I introduce people to James Rollins, this is always the book I recommend first and I've read them all (but the brand new one). Read more

Deep Fathom
Deep Fathom

Review:This was recommended to me by Amazon because I read similar books. It is just awful. The characters are cartoon-like, obviously evil or obviously good, with no subtlety, and their behavior is completely unrealistic. But what bothered me the most was that Rollins got the science completely wrong. One of the characters is a young female computer scientist who has already won the Nobel Prize in Computer Science - aarggh! First of all, there is no Nobel awarded in computer science, as anyone could ... Read more

Altar of Eden
Altar of Eden

Review:James Rollins has been my favorite author for nearly a decade. This book certainly did not disappoint.

I found Altar of Eden to be fast-paced and believable (because he typically bases the science fiction on actual historical/scientific fact). The characters were well developed and the description of the animals was very detailed. Read more

A Sigma Force Novel (Sigma Force Novels) - The Seventh Plague
A Sigma Force Novel (Sigma Force Novels) - The Seventh Plague

Review:Very thought provoking ..science was very interesting and how the real historical men were introduced was brilliant ....also how the biblical web became part of the story was great. I will read more of James Rollins in the future....thanks for the ride Read more

Amazonia
Amazonia

Review:Fabulous read! The science was quite believable, Mr. Rollins clearly did a lot of top-notch research prior to the book. The fiction was not too far-fetched, pacing was right on point, and the character development was adequate. The characters themselves were compelling, especially the villain and his consort. I would highly recommend this book, my first by James Rollins, and am very keen to read the next one. Read more

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