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Lincoln Child
Hardcover | Pages: 370 pages Rating: 3.87 | 24472 Users | 1030 Reviews
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| Title | : | Deep Storm (Jeremy Logan #1) |
| Author | : | Lincoln Child |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 370 pages |
| Published | : | March 15th 2007 by Doubleday Books |
| Categories | : | Thriller. Fiction. Mystery. Science Fiction. Adventure. Suspense. Mystery Thriller |
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Twelve-thousand feet beneath the Atlantic Ocean . . .scientists are excavating the most extraordinary undersea discovery ever made. But is it the greatest archaeological find in history—or the most terrifying?
Former naval doctor Peter Crane is urgently summoned to a remote oil platform in the North Atlantic to help diagnose a bizarre medical condition spreading through the rig. But when he arrives, Crane learns that the real trouble lies far below—on “Deep Storm,” a stunningly advanced science research facility built two miles beneath the surface on the ocean floor. The top secret structure has been designed for one purpose: to excavate a recently discovered undersea site that may hold the answers to a mystery steeped in centuries of myth and speculation.
Sworn to secrecy, Dr. Crane descends to Deep Storm. A year earlier, he is told, routine drilling uncovered the remains of mankind’s most sophisticated ancient civilization: the legendary Atlantis. But now that the site is being excavated, a series of disturbing illnesses has begun to affect the operation. Scientists and technicians are experiencing a bizarre array of symptoms—from simple fatigue to violent psychotic episodes. As Crane is indoctrinated into the strange world of Deep Storm and commences his investigation, he begins to suspect that the covert facility conceals something more complicated than a medical mystery.The discovery of Atlantis might, in fact, be a cover for something far more sinister . . . and deadly.
Like Lincoln Child’s spectacular bestsellers coauthored with Douglas Preston (The Book of the Dead, Relic), Deep Storm melds scientific detail and gripping adventure in a superbly imagined, chillingly real journey into unknown territory. Child is a master of suspense, and Deep Storm is his most ambitious novel to date.
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| Original Title: | Deep Storm |
| ISBN: | 0385515502 (ISBN13: 9780385515504) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Jeremy Logan #1 |
| Characters: | Jeremy Logan (of series) |
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Ratings: 3.87 From 24472 Users | 1030 ReviewsCommentary Out Of Books Deep Storm (Jeremy Logan #1)
Lots more going on under the oil platform of the Deep Storm.Misleading to call this a part of the Jeremy Logan seriesRight before this book I read FULL WOLF MOON, the 5th book in the Jeremy Logan series. I liked it so much that I downloaded the other four books in the series, with DEEP STORM showing as the first. Well, out of this whole lengthy book, Jeremy Logan is mentioned on one, maybe two, pages.That clarified, I really did enjoy this offering from author Lincoln Child.Retired Naval Dr. Peter Crane is summoned to the Storm King oil platform forty
This was an interesting story line, definitely unique. A bit of sci-fi, a bit of suspense. A "lotta" details. This is what I'd consider a guy's read, heavy on detail (did I mention there's a lot of details) and light on relationships and/or character development.But it was a fun read, and I'm sure I'll be visiting my Lincoln Child again.Note: Perhaps minor language, no other R rated portions.
Crane frowned. "It's your call to make, of course. But seventy-two hours ago, this 'simple mood disorder' took a hostage, then jammed a screwdriver into his own throat."Corbett took a sip of his latte. "Waite clearly has some issues to grapple with."Deep Storm is a really really top-secret government project taking place two miles under the surface of the ocean that the awesome Dr. Peter Crane is called aboard to troubleshoot. See, it turns out that it's making people on the deepwater station
I got about 150 pages into this, and realized that I just didn't care anymore! I think the concept of this book is interesting, but Child's writing is frustrating. He seems to want to "wow" us with his knowledge of technical jargon in the medical, military, AND computer fields. Throw in some vocabulary about oil platforms and submarines, and you've basically got the book. The protagonist is a flat character, one you never really care about because he's got no personality.Overall, disappointing,
Action movie and sci-fi thriller, but above all else, fluff. To me, Deep Storm is "one of those books." The kind you can you find on a rack in an airport, at a grocery store and in the $1 bin at a used book store. Fluff in the sense that it's pure escapism and temporary entertainment and I say "temporary" because once it's over, you've gained nothing about the world or about humanity. I realize that that might be an arrogant thing to say and I understand that there are always things to be
An interesting premise of oil drillers who think they have found the lost ancient city of Atlantis (view spoiler)[it's really an advanced civilization/aliens (hide spoiler)] only to start digging and a mysterious illness sweeps through the secret facility. They call in an ex-navy doctor to find out what is wrong with the crew so that they can keep digging. However there is more then one faction trying to reach the find first and they all hinder the good doctor's job and life.Filled with way too
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