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A review by lizabethstucker
Bloodline by James Rollins
5.0
Sigma Force 8
When the President's pregnant daughter is kidnapped, Sigma sends Gray Pierce, Seichan, and Joe Kowalski to find and rescue her. On the way to Somalia, they pick up Tucker Wayne and Kane as their secret weapon. The search may also be the key to finding the power behind the Guild, if they can survive that long.
A horrific tale regarding the search for immortality without morality. If you're squeamish, you might want to skip this one. Because the science is real, it is all the more frightening. The pursuit of science, of discovery, of power, can be a heady thing and cause a locked-in laser focus, losing the humanity and morality on the way. There must be oversight, there must be care.
There are also lots of changes coming to Sigma and its personnel, both personally and professionally. I have to say that I approve of it all. Kat and Monk, Painter and Lisa, Gray and Seichan, it's all good! I've also come to have a new appreciation for both President Gant and his brother. The President himself I always considered self-centered and weak. Boy, was I wrong! He's anything but when it comes to someone he loves. A fantastic read, as always, from Rollins. 5 out of 5.
When the President's pregnant daughter is kidnapped, Sigma sends Gray Pierce, Seichan, and Joe Kowalski to find and rescue her. On the way to Somalia, they pick up Tucker Wayne and Kane as their secret weapon. The search may also be the key to finding the power behind the Guild, if they can survive that long.
A horrific tale regarding the search for immortality without morality. If you're squeamish, you might want to skip this one. Because the science is real, it is all the more frightening. The pursuit of science, of discovery, of power, can be a heady thing and cause a locked-in laser focus, losing the humanity and morality on the way. There must be oversight, there must be care.
There are also lots of changes coming to Sigma and its personnel, both personally and professionally. I have to say that I approve of it all. Kat and Monk, Painter and Lisa, Gray and Seichan, it's all good! I've also come to have a new appreciation for both President Gant and his brother. The President himself I always considered self-centered and weak. Boy, was I wrong! He's anything but when it comes to someone he loves. A fantastic read, as always, from Rollins. 5 out of 5.