Books by Boyd Morrison
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review 1: I like how Boyd Morrison ties together disparate legends with current technology into a compelling story. This one felt a little thin, though. Some sequences felt a little rushed and deserved to be fleshed out a bit more. (On the other hand, the gun battles always seem way too...
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review 1: If you're looking for a book that has a fast-moving storyline, exotic locales, a tease of romance and most importantly, stuff that blows up, this is the book for you. This is a fun read! The characters are easy to love/hate and the action is so non-stop and rapid, it sometimes ma...
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review 1: A disaster movie in book form that is the literary nutritional equivalent of cotton candy. I ate it up, though got bogged down at times with too many characters. Still, a number of them rang true as did the scope and fearful power of giant waves reminiscent of the real-world trag...
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review 1: This is the fourth novel with the main character of Tyler Locke, and Boyd Morrison has packed it full of adventure. Though I have read them in order, this could be a stand alone novel. As usual, Boyd has created a plot full of cryptic puzzles that need to be solved on a strict, s...
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review 1: Product DetailsRating :4 starsPublisher:Gallery BooksBlurbIn this thrilling novel, chemist Kevin Hamilton must protect his research, his girlfriend, and himself from dangerous thieves after his experiments.My thoughtA thriller in which a graduate chemistry student and his girlfri...
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review 1: Hell of adrenaline rush at the beginning till near end of the book. Pardon my bad habit of cursing but I did, cursing and swearing while reading the book on how evil the villains were. Despite my less enthusiasm on brutal plot, but I have to say it was a good introduction of this...
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review 1: The original title for this book was 'The Palmyra Impact' which references the asteroid impact that causes all the tsunamis throughout the story. It's probably an appropriate title change since the asteroid impact is never seen and hardly referenced, but the new title isn't exact...