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The biggest thriller of the year: A history -making explosion is going to destroy a large island of Hawaii. But a mystery organized by the US military for decades is far more terrible than any volcano.
“The book has been read a classic summer beach … The explosion will revive the art of speed and the art is told with a unique voice which is a compelling amalgamation of two writers.”-USA Today
“The explosion is an epic thriller … it is believed to be sharp and deep … a cinematic story lies in science and is infected with a lot of heart, dealing with big topics like love and loss.”
Techno-Blockbuster’s master years involved in forces with the master of modern thriller to create the most anticipated mega bestseller in the years.
Michael Crichtton, the manufacturer of Jurassic Park, Er, Twister, and Westworld, had a passion project, chasing for years before its untimely passing in 2008. Knowing how special it was, his wife, Sherry Cricketon withdrew his notes and partial manuscript until he found the right author to complete it: James Patterson, the world’s most popular story.
“Red-hot storytelling … action scene will make the eyes of the readers pop because stress continues.”-Kircus, a review starred
“Explosives … the last literary mashup of summer.” – Washington Post
“Takes readers on a thrilling journey.” – BBC
“Beachbag-Reddy.”-Boston Globe
“A seismic publishing phenomenon … all elements of a summer blockbuster … it is an adventure and the page practically replaces itself.” – The Associated Press
“The explosion is the literary version of this summer of a blockbuster action film.” – Los Angeles Times
“Breakne and admirable.” – Publisher weekly
Customers say
Customers find the book a fun, fast-paced read that’s a total page turner. The story receives mixed reactions, with some finding it riveting and wonderfully suspenseful, while others note too many plot twists. The writing quality and character development receive mixed feedback – while some find it well-written with compelling characters, others complain about repetitive technical babble and superficial characters. The information quality and pacing also get mixed reviews, with customers appreciating the detailed scientific content but finding the premise unoriginal, and while some find it incredibly rapid-paced, others say it starts slowly.
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