Review of The Atlantis Cure
Posted: 28 Oct 2023, 06:45
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Atlantis Cure" by Pierce Roberts.]
There's no better way to fight the destroyer than through the way of the creator. With every good in the world, there's always an evil force to conquer. Despite this, "Let no man doubt the love of the Creator".
The Atlantis Cure by Pierce Roberts is the fourth installment of the Destroyer series. Pierce Roberts continues the story with Joseph Blackfeather, who has an Atlanta heritage. He is tasked along with his friends and a team of highly trained investigators and individuals to take down the new destroyer and stop the spread of the new virus. Kim Soo-rah, president of South Korea, is an ambitious and evil woman who is responsible for the death of millions through the release of her virus. Now, Joseph has to find the message stones, decipher them, and unite them. Will he succeed in stopping the destroyer?
One of the things that makes The Atlantis Cure so unique is the way that it blends science and fantasy. The science in the book is well-researched and feels realistic, but it's also mixed with elements of the supernatural. This makes for a very compelling and thought-provoking read. Another strength of the book is the characterization. The characters are complex and multi-dimensional, with motivations that are often ambiguous. Even the "bad guys" in the story have a complexity that makes them interesting and relatable.
While I enjoyed the book overall, there were a few things that I didn't like. First, the pacing of the story was a bit uneven at times. There were parts of the book that felt rushed, and other parts that dragged on a bit too long. Additionally, some of the plot points were a bit too convenient and contrived. Finally, I thought that the ending was a bit predictable. Despite these issues, I still found the book to be a page-turner and overall enjoyable read.
Overall, this is an engaging and thrilling novel that is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats. The story is well-crafted, with complex characters and an intriguing plot that keeps you guessing until the end. I rate it 5 out of 5 stars. I believe this book well deserves my rating with all I've said so far. It is exceptionally well-edited with no typos. If you're looking for a suspenseful, page-turning read, then this book is worth checking out.
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The Atlantis Cure
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
There's no better way to fight the destroyer than through the way of the creator. With every good in the world, there's always an evil force to conquer. Despite this, "Let no man doubt the love of the Creator".
The Atlantis Cure by Pierce Roberts is the fourth installment of the Destroyer series. Pierce Roberts continues the story with Joseph Blackfeather, who has an Atlanta heritage. He is tasked along with his friends and a team of highly trained investigators and individuals to take down the new destroyer and stop the spread of the new virus. Kim Soo-rah, president of South Korea, is an ambitious and evil woman who is responsible for the death of millions through the release of her virus. Now, Joseph has to find the message stones, decipher them, and unite them. Will he succeed in stopping the destroyer?
One of the things that makes The Atlantis Cure so unique is the way that it blends science and fantasy. The science in the book is well-researched and feels realistic, but it's also mixed with elements of the supernatural. This makes for a very compelling and thought-provoking read. Another strength of the book is the characterization. The characters are complex and multi-dimensional, with motivations that are often ambiguous. Even the "bad guys" in the story have a complexity that makes them interesting and relatable.
While I enjoyed the book overall, there were a few things that I didn't like. First, the pacing of the story was a bit uneven at times. There were parts of the book that felt rushed, and other parts that dragged on a bit too long. Additionally, some of the plot points were a bit too convenient and contrived. Finally, I thought that the ending was a bit predictable. Despite these issues, I still found the book to be a page-turner and overall enjoyable read.
Overall, this is an engaging and thrilling novel that is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats. The story is well-crafted, with complex characters and an intriguing plot that keeps you guessing until the end. I rate it 5 out of 5 stars. I believe this book well deserves my rating with all I've said so far. It is exceptionally well-edited with no typos. If you're looking for a suspenseful, page-turning read, then this book is worth checking out.
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The Atlantis Cure
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon