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Raising Atlantis (Unabridged) [Unabridged Fiction]
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3.3 • 30 Ratings
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
The truth is down there. A secret U.S. military dig has uncovered ancient ruins two miles beneath the ice of Antarctica and activated the ultimate weapon. Now rogue American archaeologist Conrad Yeats and beautiful Vatican linguist Serena Serghetti must team up to unlock the secret origins of human civilization before a global cataclysm ends it.
Thomas Greanias builds excitement and suspense every step of the way in this daringly original, thought-provoking adventure that moves with electrifying force. This is the ultimate voyage, a journey to the center of time, as awe-inspiring as the dawn of man...and as inevitable as doomsday. This is Raising Atlantis.
Customer Reviews
Not good at all
I really wanted this book to be interesting and take me to a world I've never seen/heard before. What it is...is part spy novel/part pro-christian religious propaganda. I started thinking the catholic church published it. Loved the narrator though. He also did The Company.
Disjointed and Underdeveloped Plot Line
I was highly disappointed in this book. Although I think the basic concept of the story was creative and intriguing, the plot line fell short of living up to its potential and often felt disjointed. The characters also had a great deal of potential but did not seem fully developed, as though we were only casual bystanders rather then in the middle of the action and thoughts of these characters. I think it could have been a great book, but needed more development and perhaps a bit more prompting from the editors for revisions before they took it to print.
Dreadful
A dreadful piece of fiction. It lacks a coherant plot and sympathetic characters. Take a bunch of third rate conspiracy theories, mash them together, and season with the latest terrorist plots and voila!, heartburn and headache.