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So, I have managed to get my hands (finally!) on a copy of James Rollins' Deep Fathom. This is extremely good news, as I have every other book he's written (except the Indiana Jones one, but I saw the movie anyways). The Last Oracle, The Judas Strain, Black Order, Map of Bones, Sandstorm, Ice Hunt, Subterranean, Excavation and Amazonia. And I

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[xturncoatxiii]

sjahdjfgskahgs HAVEMERCY. Gah, I love that book. It's just dhfjjsdjh best first novel ever, although Jaida's already written quite a lot online, so she's quite refined. But it's very exciting that she got published and with SUCH AN AMAZING BOOK. It was definitely worth shelling out the cash for a hardcover copy. If I had waited... I can't even think about it. >.> It breaks me.

Congratulations on finding the book you wanted~

[swordancerblade]

I've read Amazonia; pretty interesting, but I never really hunted down his other books. Well written, but I don't care much for books that straddle the line of sci-fi/plausibility. I prefer them far to either side of the line. Any of his other books fall like that?

[little_laugh]

Most of his books tend to walk the line. You can't really tell, unless you keep in mind that no matter how many facts he uses, it's just fiction. >.< I love them anyways.

I have all of them now, if you'd like to borrow any and see for yourself.

[iambickilometer]

omg I knew you'd like Havemercy.

Because it's basically the shit.

And you're very welcome.