4 - it‘s been many years since I‘ve devoured a Ken Follett novel, and this one did not disappoint. A great start to picking up more fiction this year!
4 - it‘s been many years since I‘ve devoured a Ken Follett novel, and this one did not disappoint. A great start to picking up more fiction this year!
Nobody can cause an earthquake... can they? FBI agent Judy Maddox is assigned to investigate a group that can trigger earthquakes. Seismologist, Michael Quercus, tells her it is possible for an earthquake to be caused deliberately. Judy must find out who is responsible before another tremor strikes. Follett delivers a state-of-the-art suspense thriller that keeps the pages turning with unique characters and an exciting plot. Highly recommended!
What a unique book this was. A group try to blackmail the authorities by setting off earthquakes if they don‘t do what they ask. This was a good read, once I got into the book, how could it not be when it‘s written by the great Ken Follett - can he do any wrong. However I think I prefer his standalones which are in the historical fiction genre. Despite this I do recommend this book.
It‘s September so starting the next book in the #KenFollettBuddyRead which I am doing with @Tove_Reads and @EadieB
Others are more than welcome to join us, this is very low key and informal, with each person reading it at their own speed and to their own schedule.
This will be my audiobook for the commute next week in the first week of the new term.
Hopefully it will be as great as the other books we have read.
So light, so few pages, can it be a Follett? I still want to read it (immediately), but will wait until September. Doesn‘t my raspberry kombucha look good? The best drink ever!
These are the only 2 books that I felt like throwing across the room. I really despised both of them. The plots were lacking and the characters were downright unlikeable. I can't get rid of The Hammer of Eden b/c my Mom inscribed it when she gave it to my hubby as a gift. She loved Ken Follett, but hadn't read this piece of 💩. And for reasons unknown, I still have The Bridges of Madison County. Yeesh! #day5 #photoadaynov16 #threwitacrosstheroom