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Loading... The Footprints of Godby Greg Iles
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. David Tennant, Rachel Weiss (  )  pharrm | Nov 26, 2009 |  Not my favorite Greg Iles book. It is not his normal story style, but still a good book. I always recommend every Greg Iles book and this one is not an exception. ( ) sringle1202 | Jul 15, 2009 | Very pacy action, I just picked this up on holiday and was very pleasantly surprised to find it a gripping read. I intend to read more of his books. (  ) curlycarol | Jun 7, 2009 | I really enjoyed this one. An interesting thriller with NSA, the Israelis, a dying "mad" scientist, two medical doctors and an evolving intelligent computer rounds out the cast in this one. Iles deals with some controversial issues in this one. Concept of religion and nature of God combines with hard science in a way that is unlike anything I've read before. No not in the way of Hubbard nor is my Christian faith shaken in the least, but it fits in the story well and makes the story enjoyable and allows for a good suspension of belief. There are plenty of other hot issues that Iles touches on here. I'm not sure if he is a political or religious activist of any sort, but he would make a good one. Despite my disagree with the political and ethical issues he portrays in the book, they make for a good read and enjoyable story. Well done. ( ) harpua | Apr 15, 2009 | This is an adventure thriller that reminds me of Da Vinci Code except this story looks into the future instead of back into the past. It sort turns into a science fiction book at the end with development of the ultimate computer that will enable humans to be God. Read in August, 2007 (  ) Clif | Jan 8, 2009 |  no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0743454146, Mass Market Paperback)From acclaimed New York Times bestselling author Greg Iles comes a cutting-edge thriller in which the next phase of human evolution may not be human at all.... In a secret government lab, America's top scientists work on Trinity -- a supercomputer that could surpass the power of the human mind. As the project's ethicist, Dr. David Tennant works in a firestorm of limitless science and ruthless ambition. After a fellow scientist is murdered, David uncovers who the killer is. Desperate, he turns to Rachel Weiss, the psychiatrist probing the nightmares that have plagued him since joining the project, and both are forced to flee for their lives. Pursued around the globe, David and Rachel piece together the truth behind Project Trinity, and the apocalyptic power it possesses. But Trinity's countdown has already begun, and humanity is now held hostage by a form of life that cannot be destroyed. The only hope for survival lies in the shocking connection that exists between Trinity and David's tortured mind. Mankind's future hangs in the balance -- and the price of failure is extinction. (retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:17 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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