Looking for something to do other than constantly checking social media? Is there something more entertaining to do during your down time than playing games on your device, or watching television or movies? Are you feeling antisocial or wanting some quiet time? Traveling or commuting? Taking a sick day? Bored? Need to relax? Wanting some escapist fun? I have the prescription for you...READ! These are the books I've read recently and my reviews. Please comment!
NetGalley Top Reviewer
Saturday, November 15, 2014
A Vision of Fire by Gillian Anderson and Jeff Rovin
4.0 out of 5 stars - Science fiction meets metaphysical in this entertaining thriller co-authored by one of the stars of X-Files. The first in a proposed series, I enjoyed it and will definitely read the next one when it is available.
Psychologist Caitlin O’Hara, MD, PhD, is a single mom to a son with hearing problems and a job that requires her to jet off to third world countries or war-torn nations on very short notice. She has a busy practice, but is called to treat Maanik, the daughter of a UN ambassador, when the teen starts exhibiting strange behavior after an assassination attempt on her father as he is negotiating with Pakistan and India over a perilous situation in Kashmir. Maanik is just the first teenager to experience strange visions and Caitlin visits Haiti and Iran to try to figure out what is going on. In addition, animals such as rats and birds also are acting strangely. Does it have something to do with an artifact discovered close to Antarctica? Caitlin enlists the help of her friend, UN interpreter and linguistic expert Ben as they desperately try to save Maanik and perhaps change events that will affect every human on the planet.
Fast-paced and suspenseful, the action builds as the complicated story unfolds. There is sort of an unfinished feeling at the end of this book so readers who enjoy the book will most likely be waiting for the next episode and the conclusion -- which could end up being amazing!
Thank you to NetGalley and Simon and Schuster for the e-book ARC to review.
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