Review of The Atlantis Cure
Posted: 25 Oct 2023, 14:51
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Atlantis Cure" by Pierce Roberts.]
The Atlantis Cure is a fascinating, thought-provoking, and captivating novel that offers readers an emotionally charged narrative filled with hope for humanity's survival. This book delves into Earth's history, recounting events that posed significant threats to mankind, such as floods and earthquakes, although humanity itself has often been its own worst enemy. The story maintained its suspense right up to the final few pages, unveiling Cure's intriguing new plot. The enigmatic antagonist, President Kimsoo-rah of North Korea, joins forces with a scientist to hatch a plan involving his cousin, Kim-so-ri, to unleash a global infection upon the United States and the world. The book is a mind-boggling read that is not only historically accurate but also keeps readers thoroughly engaged.
I appreciate the book for its gripping suspense, mind-bending content, and ability to expand my knowledge of history. It also ensures that readers remain content, engaged, and eager to delve deeper into historical narratives. My favourite character in the story is Harry, who stands out as the youngest, brightest, and most handsome among his siblings. His aversion to their impoverished background fuels his determination to eradicate poverty in his family. Harry possesses an innate drive to succeed, displaying bravery and selflessness. Unlike his other siblings, he refuses to settle for mediocrity and is passionate about lifting his family out of poverty. His courage, boundless energy, and natural leadership qualities motivate him to pursue greater achievements for himself and his loved ones.
There's nothing I dislike about this book; it's thoroughly engaging, comprehensible, and entertaining. It offers an engaging narrative centred around the prospect of surviving in the future and sparks curiosity about history. What further endears me to the book is its abundance of suspense and its ability to shed light on the cyclical nature of nations, with politicians making grand promises and offering hope amidst their collapses.
It also provides insight into the potential for a global catastrophe that could push humanity into a new dark age. I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent reading this book and hold the author in high regard. I recommend this book to history enthusiasts, thriller fans, and readers seeking emotionally charged, thought-provoking narratives with engaging characters and a global perspective. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free.
I gave this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars for its engaging, thought-provoking narrative. With historical accuracy and emotional depth, it educates while maintaining suspense until the final pages. The complex character, Harry, adds depth and relatability. The absence of any dislikes speaks to its quality. The book's exploration of political and global themes sparks curiosity and reflection. It's an enthralling and comprehensible read that provides insight into the cyclical nature of nations and potential global catastrophes. The author's skill in blending education and entertainment is commendable, making this a highly regarded work.
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The Atlantis Cure
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The Atlantis Cure is a fascinating, thought-provoking, and captivating novel that offers readers an emotionally charged narrative filled with hope for humanity's survival. This book delves into Earth's history, recounting events that posed significant threats to mankind, such as floods and earthquakes, although humanity itself has often been its own worst enemy. The story maintained its suspense right up to the final few pages, unveiling Cure's intriguing new plot. The enigmatic antagonist, President Kimsoo-rah of North Korea, joins forces with a scientist to hatch a plan involving his cousin, Kim-so-ri, to unleash a global infection upon the United States and the world. The book is a mind-boggling read that is not only historically accurate but also keeps readers thoroughly engaged.
I appreciate the book for its gripping suspense, mind-bending content, and ability to expand my knowledge of history. It also ensures that readers remain content, engaged, and eager to delve deeper into historical narratives. My favourite character in the story is Harry, who stands out as the youngest, brightest, and most handsome among his siblings. His aversion to their impoverished background fuels his determination to eradicate poverty in his family. Harry possesses an innate drive to succeed, displaying bravery and selflessness. Unlike his other siblings, he refuses to settle for mediocrity and is passionate about lifting his family out of poverty. His courage, boundless energy, and natural leadership qualities motivate him to pursue greater achievements for himself and his loved ones.
There's nothing I dislike about this book; it's thoroughly engaging, comprehensible, and entertaining. It offers an engaging narrative centred around the prospect of surviving in the future and sparks curiosity about history. What further endears me to the book is its abundance of suspense and its ability to shed light on the cyclical nature of nations, with politicians making grand promises and offering hope amidst their collapses.
It also provides insight into the potential for a global catastrophe that could push humanity into a new dark age. I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent reading this book and hold the author in high regard. I recommend this book to history enthusiasts, thriller fans, and readers seeking emotionally charged, thought-provoking narratives with engaging characters and a global perspective. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free.
I gave this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars for its engaging, thought-provoking narrative. With historical accuracy and emotional depth, it educates while maintaining suspense until the final pages. The complex character, Harry, adds depth and relatability. The absence of any dislikes speaks to its quality. The book's exploration of political and global themes sparks curiosity and reflection. It's an enthralling and comprehensible read that provides insight into the cyclical nature of nations and potential global catastrophes. The author's skill in blending education and entertainment is commendable, making this a highly regarded work.
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The Atlantis Cure
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon