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Format:Paperback
I was already a fan of Thomas' previous two books, 'Raising Atlantis' & 'The Atlantis Prophecy' - both of those were rollicking fun, totally entertaining, and a great way to escape on intriguing adventures for a few reading hours. I am happy to say that 'The Atlantis Revelation' is a worthy successor in the Atlantis trilogy. It is smart, well-researched, has loads of action, and presents fascinating concepts that kept me interested the whole way through. It takes the reader on a whirlwind journey to interesting places - from Corfu & the Calypso Deep to Azerbaijan to Rhodes to Jerusalem and more.
Mr. Greanias is a talented thriller author who never disappoints. His characters are well-fleshed out & jump off the page with life. His storytelling skills are solid. I have read thrillers and adventure novels where authors got so engrossed in the details of place and technology that they let the story drop, drag, and sometimes nearly evaporate. A thriller needs to be fast-paced with enough detail to make the setting come alive for the reader, but always keeping the story strong and at the forefront of the reader's attention. Thomas strikes that balance perfectly. You can rest assured when you pick up any of the books in the Atlantis trilogy that you will be turning pages super fast.
Great entertainment, highly recommended!
Rai Aren, co-author of Secret of the Sands
Mr. Greanias is a talented thriller author who never disappoints. His characters are well-fleshed out & jump off the page with life. His storytelling skills are solid. I have read thrillers and adventure novels where authors got so engrossed in the details of place and technology that they let the story drop, drag, and sometimes nearly evaporate. A thriller needs to be fast-paced with enough detail to make the setting come alive for the reader, but always keeping the story strong and at the forefront of the reader's attention. Thomas strikes that balance perfectly. You can rest assured when you pick up any of the books in the Atlantis trilogy that you will be turning pages super fast.
Great entertainment, highly recommended!
Rai Aren, co-author of Secret of the Sands
Format:Paperback
This is my very first review for, well, anything. I read reviews here on Amazon avidly, and they help my buying decisions, but I have never felt strongly enough about a product to spend the time to review it. However, after reading this book, I thought I'd see what others thought of it, and cannot believe what I have read here.
Based on the evidence of this book, Mr Greanias does not appear to be a "talented thriller author" by any stretch of the imagination. He appears to write like a child - the book is all action and no substance. But even the action scenes are hurried - take the inital dive scene, where the hero is exploring a wreck, and then the bad guys turn up. It's presented with no more fanfare or flair than what I have just written. He's swimming around, then the bad guys turn up. There's a poorly described fight, and that's it. All very perfunctory and by-the-by. This style continues throughout the book, and after just a few pages you're simply waiting for it to end. It's only saving grace is that it does this in very short order.
I bought this for a pound in a charity shop, and read it in a day. I don't begrudge the pound - the charity gets it rather than the author. But that is a day of my life I will never get back.
Please avoid this purile rubbish.
Based on the evidence of this book, Mr Greanias does not appear to be a "talented thriller author" by any stretch of the imagination. He appears to write like a child - the book is all action and no substance. But even the action scenes are hurried - take the inital dive scene, where the hero is exploring a wreck, and then the bad guys turn up. It's presented with no more fanfare or flair than what I have just written. He's swimming around, then the bad guys turn up. There's a poorly described fight, and that's it. All very perfunctory and by-the-by. This style continues throughout the book, and after just a few pages you're simply waiting for it to end. It's only saving grace is that it does this in very short order.
I bought this for a pound in a charity shop, and read it in a day. I don't begrudge the pound - the charity gets it rather than the author. But that is a day of my life I will never get back.
Please avoid this purile rubbish.
Format:Paperback
I have read all 3 of this trilogy and really enjoyed them. Good plot and sub plot lines with a few unexpected twists and turns.
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