James Rollins- Excavation 3.75 Stars
Excavating an archaeological site in the Andes, Dr. Henry Conklin and his group of students
unearth an old mummy who was an old friar. The students are exploring the site
and come across an underground passage filled with deadly traps. This site is
filled with a vast richness, far beyond the important historical knowledge. All
of this may appear wonderful on the outside, but inside, they may be unearthing
something far more dangerous than they ever thought possible.
The introduction to this book was pretty
good. It draws the reader in, making you want to read more and find out how it
is going to tie into the rest of the book. The book kept me on the edge of my
seat for the majority of the novel. It was a fast-paced plot with many great
twists and turns. I do not usually enjoys sci-fi twists, but in the case of
this novel, it fit perfectly, a little too odd for me, but overall it was well
done. The characters were fairly well-crafted and assisted the storyline nicely.
Overall it was an enjoyable read, although a little too sci-fi for me to keep
it.
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