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The Doomsday Key by James Rollins
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The Doomsday Key

by James Rollins

Series: Sigma Force (6)

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Awesome, only half way through , I love how he marries fiction with current events ( )
  jcpltest | Sep 29, 2009 |
As expected, Sigma Force is expected to save the world one more time... ( )
  xavierroy | Aug 31, 2009 |
This is the first James Rollins book I’ve read, and I must say It was a fabulous read. Even though this books runs in a series, it still stands alone and I had no problem understanding or following the characters. The way the story ended bothered me just a little, but other than that, inside the covers was a great place for my mind to inhabit a world full of spies, secret guilds, murder, intrigue, espionage , along with nonstop action. Every chapter ends by parking your imagination on the edge of suspense. It was really a roller coaster thrill ride for me and I highly recommend the book if you like a great 007 type of international good vs evil action story. James Rollins has won over a new fan and I now look forward to reading some of his other works! ( )
  William_Bailey | Aug 27, 2009 |
This is to the agriculture market what the DaVinci Code was to religion! This is a great piece of faction (fictionalized non-fiction) and documented as well. It will make you think twice about eating anything even organic. Why? because it it now about the production of seed. So even if you buy seed and farm organically, if the seed is enhanced or mutated, then what are you getting? Well written and made me read to the very end. ( )
  sebooker | Aug 17, 2009 |
Seemed rather long. Interesting ideas to point. Had heard many of them before in isolation.
was not aware that this is apparent;y part of a type of series. ( )
  swinemil | Aug 11, 2009 |
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