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Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - Mount Dragon: A Novel

Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - Mount Dragon: A Novel

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"Mount Dragon", Preston and Child

by owling owling is a Top Reviewer on Epinions in Books, Epinions Most Popular Authors - Top 100, Aug 02 '06
Pros: Entertaining on a surface level, yet contains surprising depth
Cons: Characterization seems off... at first
Every once in a while I get in the odd mood for a biotech thriller--something that mingles tension, action, medicine or biotechnology, and the thrill of scientific intrigue. Don't ask me why; I have no idea. I've been in this mood for a few weeks, so ...
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Doomsday Virus Loose In The Southwest

by kcfoxy Epinions Most Popular Authors - Top 200, Nov 12 '00
Pros: Interesting Characters, Doomsday Virus Theme Always A Plus
Cons: I Like DNA & RNA As Much As The Next Guy, Can Tend To Stultify, Nevertheless
Readers who enjoy medical thrillers such as The Hot Zone, Sphere and Outbreak, will be interested in this intelligent collaboration between the writing team of Lincoln Child and Donald J. Preston.

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" The Hot Zone meets The Stand "

by Cosmofind.com , May 27 '00
Pros: Good action, good build-up
Cons: lacks the depth of any serious novel, simply because it's meant to sell well
Quoted by Jack Anderson, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist.

Mount Dragon, by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child pursues their unequaled modern fantasy as seen in the Relic and Neanderthal. These are some great adventure authors who entertain the...
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A killer virus book

by ksleskov , Oct 25 '00
Pros: good book
Cons: scientific errors, some characters should have been worked on more
I bought Mount Dragon. Not the biotech facility, but the paperback. Preston and Child are one of my favorite authors. It was pleasure to read them again. Their plot is captivating, their style is wonderful. A few comments that I will make here may be...
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