A well-known archeologist sets out to prove or disprove that the 10 plagues of Egypt happened. He, and others, accidently start to bring them down on the whole world. Enter Sigma Force. Exciting story with lots of facts mixed in broadening my understanding of science and history. Love these books.
In the back of the book is a stand alone story also by James Rollins which should have been read before The Seventh Plague to keep action totally in sync. But I read it after...didn't bother me too much since the new piece of equipment was fairly well described in The Seventh Plague. In this story Saichan and Kowalski crash land on a small island in the Azores, where they alone save the world (again.) It was good as short stories go. I'm more enamored with involved novels.
I have now started Songbird Season, the fifth in the series by Melanie Lageschulte's "duck out of water"
series about a city woman who buys a farm in Minnesota. After three fast moving adventures in a row, this is a welcome change. Our heroine is learning her house has to pass an inspection before the sale will be approved by the county and it looks like there may be lots of expensive improvements to be made.
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