Review: Fast, easy read and a likeable sequel
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2012
This 2nd installment of the Project Eden trilogy is a terrific book.  I, like many readers, enjoy books that have little, if any, meaningless back stories.  This book has just a couple of these back stories, & that's just to remind readers of some of the incidents from the first book.The author continues the story of the very large organization that wants to release this deadly virus on mankind and the small group of people to stop them.  This is truly a David vs Goliath story.I'm not saying this author is like James Patterson, but he does have a similar writing style.  I mean this as a compliment.  These books have short chapters, just like Patterson.  I also like stories that move quickly and have, as mentioned earlier, no meaningless back stories.  Both of the first 2 books fit this description. This is also similar to Patterson.I look forward to reading the final book to this trilogy.  By the way, I'm not related to or work for the author.