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El Apocalipsis De La Atlantida (2002)

by Thomas Greanias(Favorite Author)

3.67 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

849800599X (ISBN13: 9788498005998)

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

publisher

La Factoría de Ideas

series

Conrad Yeats Adventure

review 1: I'm only on the first page of this book and I'm already a little worried about it. The hero claims to be an "Astro-archeologist" (whatever that is) and identifies Polaris as the brightest star in Ursa Major. First of all, I find it a little hoity-toity to call it Polaris when everyone just says the North Star, but that's minor. The man should at least know that the North Star is the last star in the handle of the Little Dipper, also known as Ursa MINOR. please tell me it's not going to be like this thought the rest of the book!
review 2: While I didn't win this in a Goodreads giveaway, Greanias sent a signed ARC copy of the second novel by mistake - and then a signed copy of this one as well- after I won another one of his novels. It sounded interesting, so... more I took the first out of the library and it was great.I enjoyed this more than the second, but I think I'm done with Conrad Yeats. Actually, I'm more done with Serena. She's...manipulative, but my feelings for her extend beyond that. I don't like how callous she is, and how she's a liar and cheat in certain ways. At the end of "Prophecy" it seemed as if the globes were insanely important. And they DID play a large role here, but not so much until the latter half. Yeats barely thought of them until then.I had to chuckle and roll my eyes at Bill Gates being impressed by Yeats. Not that he wouldn't be, but that he was in the novel.I WAS very glad to see Wanda back. And I was QUITE upset about Benito.The plot around Judas' coins and the Dei was crazy but it was another thing that seemed lacking in information. less

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