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JAMES ROLLINS
Rollins has done it again. Real history and science play a key role in all of the action, which never wanes... Definitely keep an eye out for this one.- Library Journal [Starred Review]
This guy doesn't write novels-he builds roller coasters...Rollins excels at combining action and history with larger-than-life characters...A must for pure action fans.- Booklist
Rollins's roguish charm comes from his efforts to persuade readers the story is credible [through] real-life sources for his novel's science, history and geography.- New York Times
James Rollins is a master of international action and intrigue.- Richmond Times Dispatch
Rollins takes his readers to hell…spins an entertaining thriller.- Kirkis Reviews
After Crichton passed away in 2008 he clearly passed the baton to James Rollins, who like Crichton, is a renaissance man.- Huffington Post
The novel opens in the past, in the colonial Congo, in a chilling scene involving cannibals and a Black Presbyterian reverend, William Henry Sheppard. Is he a real person?
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