The Andromeda Evolution | 
“Presidents and generals and all the important people in position to make the most important decisions are, by and large, the least equipped for making them.”
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“Presidents and generals and all the important people in position to make the most important decisions are, by and large, the least equipped for making them.”
pick41/150 When I was reading The Andromeda Strain, it felt like the script to a documentary, very straight forward and just the facts. This felt more like a found footage film, pieces put together after the fact, some speculation on what actually happened. It's still an interesting sequel to the original, although the ending was a bit farfetched. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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pickStarted off loving it, but kind of lost interest towards the end. It was a bit too much. But overall, entertaining read with lots of action.
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pickI am almost finished and I ahve been enrapted in this book. I have been ill the past few days and too tired to focus my eyes to read and I am frustrated because I want to know what happens next. A good sequel to a good book.
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Fifty years after The Andromeda Strain made Michael Crichton a household name - and spawned a new genre, the technothriller - the threat returns, in a gripping sequel that is terrifyingly realistic and resonant.
The evolution is coming.
In 1967, an extraterrestrial microbe came crashing down to Earth and nearly ended the human race...
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pickThe book was so good I had hard time putting it down read it in two days, if it hadn‘t been for sleep one day would have been enough.
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pickI enjoyed this story immensely! This Wildfire team is far more diverse, including an anthropologist, and a roboticist who has a small flock of 'canary' drones. Another member is an astronaut on the ISS. There's definitely more action and diversity in this story. The ending was neat too, though it does stretch the imagination. Andromeda continues to evolve. It's here to stay. I hope there's sequel! I'd love to see further evolutions.
so-soI felt as if I was reading a Ben Affleck movie in which our group of heroes try to save the world by outsmarting every possible scientific destruction. Mildly entertaining, preposterous, and scientifically alluring.
so-so🎧 this was a difficult review. I wanted to LOVE this book. The narrator is well known but she was lukewarm reading this book. It might be due to the book being written like a government document/report. I can say that I loved the ending!! The last 20% really interested me the rest was just ok. I know, not a glowing review but it‘s worth a read. I don‘t regret it. I hope there‘s another book. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
