Review: One small family and one giant far reaching mystery!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
Jen Adams gets a sudden phone call from her husband, Mark, that she is separated from. Their son Reese has been kidnapped! Just at that same moment, Jen finds her boss, murdered in *her* car! Thus we are off on a wild page turning adventure that is almost completely unpredictable! With Dr. Storm dead, Mark and Jen quickly find out that if they want Reese back alive, they have to track down information about the last project Dr. Storm was working on. Baffling, because Jen says the project was totally un-remarkable, and nothing, but nothing adds up! Suddenly the British Royal Marines, Amphibious Task Division is totally involved with Jen and Mark in their search for the information they need to save their son's life! Jen and Mark will have to mend or at least tolerate each other with their broken relationship if they are going to save Reese, or any of other lives that are in the balance. Their issues were well played out in this novel.Nouvelle Terre is this crazy group that seems to have ties to Reese's disappearance and the more you think leads would be easy to solve, the more twisted and deeper the plot goes. It goes REALLY deep in so very many ways. Since it is on the cover, I'm going to go ahead and say that there is an AMAZING station underwater, 5 miles underwater, called Agartha. It's significance had mind altering repercussion in this book.This book compares to Clive Cussler and Tom Clancy's books, however, I got the subtle feeling that possibly this writer might have a bit more to him. I found the more I was hoping for in Nick Thacker's closing statements. I wouldn't mind reading more of his work. It is not for the faint of heart if you can't deal with major issues. It takes a good bit of intelligence to fully follow this book because of it's depth in several areas, and I enjoyed it greatly.I received my copy from Story Cartel in exchange for my honest review, nothing more.