Review: An Alternative for Cussler fans
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2013
"Zero Point" is an interesting story and similar to those written by Clive Cussler and his co-authors.  Many legends and stories exist about the "Bermuda Triangle", often referred to as "The Devil's Triangle", and Zero Point tries to uncover the truth about this area. Why are ships, planes and other items that disappeared over sixty years ago suddenly showing up today near the Bahamas?  Oddly, these items look brand new and none of the uncovered artifacts showed signs of having been buried in the ocean for sixty years.  Well then, it must be aliens or a time warp causing all of this.  I had a tendency to accept every hypothesis presented during the story and was anxious to see which was correct.  The author does a wonderful job in developing the main characters - I especially liked Samantha and Robert.  Also, how come the military shows up every time something is uncovered - then confiscating the items on behalf of national security?  The book is difficult to put down because the end of each chapter has a hook that pulls you along - bedtime had to just wait until I found out what happened next.There is only one reason for not giving this "Zero Point" five stars - typos throughout.  They are the type that spell check will accept and can only be uncovered by reading/editing the story.  All in all, Mr. Lima created an excellent story line with great characters!  It is a wonderful read and highly recommended!John Podlaski, authorCherries: A Vietnam War Novel