Arkangel

"Science fiction and archaeology have had a long relationship. The link is a conviction that there is a hidden truth in the relics of dead civilizations. . . and that this can be uncovered by what we now know about science. . . The dominant figure in this area of fiction right now is James Rollins." - Wall Street Journal

"Rollins stuffs the narrative with globe-spanning combat, pulse-pounding suspense, and some satisfying puzzles to solve. Once readers catch their breath, they'll be eager to dive into the next installment." - Publishers Weekly

"James Rollins once again demonstrates his mastery of the genre with [Arkangel] . . . a strong contender for best book of 2024." - The Real Book Spy

"There's plenty of brisk action in this undersea yarn . . . . A solid Sigma Force adventure that's sure to please thriller fans." - Kirkus Reviews on Tides of Fire

"The X-Files meets Seal Team Six in Rollins's imaginative, pulse-pounding 17th Sigma Force thriller . . . . Rollins's gleeful everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach works well here, nimbly balancing popcorn action with mind-blowing scientific speculation. The author has rarely been better at making the implausible feel plausible." - Publishers Weekly on Tides of Fire

"Tides of Fire is an outstanding, high-octane read that will make you look at the world around you from a different point of view and should be treated as a cautionary tale about what our planet is capable of." - Bookreporter. com

"Master of the Doomsday scenario, James Rollins combines earthquakes, tsunamis, and the hellish fury of the Ring of Fire with the disappearance of a Chinese nuclear submarine to reveal. . . a hidden sea of ancient coral like nothing seen before on our planet-harboring Medusa's power to turn human flesh into stone. Another must-read Sigma Force thriller." - Steve Alten, bestselling author of The Meg, Meg 2: The Trench, and The Loch, on Tides of Fire

"After reading a James Rollins book, you come away not only exhilarated but having learned some valuable information in the process. Some have called him a successor to the late great Michael Crichton, and nowhere is this more evident than in Kingdom of Bones. . . Full of scientific adventure. . . extremely frightening. . . [Rollins] has transformed the subject matter into high-octane fiction that is impossible to put down or forget." - Bookreporter. com

"Nobody does this stuff better." - Lee Child