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Project Nemesis (2012)

by Jeremy Robinson(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Breakneck Media

series

Kaiju

review 1: This is the first Jeremy Robinson book that i have read and it was definitely a tight, well crafted action techno-thriller. i particularly enjoyed that Robinson decided to try to reboot the "Kaiju" legend, creating his own Godzilla from scratch. luckily for Tokyo, Boston takes the brunt of the destruction in this book, but the basis is set for a good series where destruction will fall on cities across the world. Robinson's characters are a lot of fun, although the hot chick bad ass country sheriff ploy is a bit trite. i look forward to reading more of this series and others of Robinson's books...this was a quick, fun read...perfect for summer.
review 2: "Project Nemesis" depicts impossible premise: cities at the mercy of a kaiju on the attack. Yes, a ka... moreiju, the kind of giant monster made famous in cheesy Japanese movies. But there isn't an ounce of camp in this book. Robinson's straight-faced treatment helps suspend the reader's disbelief by plausibly depicting both the trauma that the creature leaves in its wake and the military's response to its rampage. In another successful bid for plausibility, the novel shows the male and female leads bonded by love as a result of their shared experiences in battle. The creature itself, Nemesis, is highly original and has an interesting back story. I wish that the (sort of) human villain had had more personality, but have no other complaints. This book is not only an excellent page-turner, but demonstrates the variety that a growing indie publishing industry makes possible. less

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