This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life in Books.I thought that this book was a lot of fun! This was actually my first experience with Matthew Reilly's work despite the fact that his books have been on my radar for quite some time. I have had a copy of this book for years but it someho...
In an interview at the back of this book, Matthew Reilly confesses that Jurassic Park is his favorite novel, the one that first inspired him to write, and that he wanted to make The Great Zoo of China as different from JP as possible to avoid comparisons. In order to do that, he set the book in Chin...
*Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.*CJ Cameron and her brother Hamish are included in a group of VIPs to see a new Chinese zoo. This is no ordinary zoo, several decades in the making, it showcases a creature no one thought existed, dragons....
Scientist has always tried to outdo each other. Trying to find a cure for everything and anything. If someone says it CAN'T be done scientists want to try and prove that they CAN. Of course, sometimes it shouldn't be done in the first place but most scientists won't look at that aspect of things. If...
The Great Zoo of China started off strong. The introduction gave us the setting for the story - a death scene, a hint of bad guys and dragons. Afterwards we were introduced to our characters, given tidbits of information about their history and relationships with each other. Then to the zoo and drag...
Reilly delivers again! I think he did a great job of making the dragons realistic as possible which I think is important when including "monsters" in books or movies. It makes the book/movie that much more real and scary etc. if you can believe that "it" can happen. Reilly also really knows how to w...
Only Matthew Reilly would write a book about a zoo full of dragons. I will admit I am a huge fan of his books. I take each one as it is and I usually come out a happy camper. In this case, I have to give him a thumbs up. Let's face it, Reilly either works for you or he doesn't. He unashamedly writes...
Matthew Reilly is an author known for his non spot action and this is no different, well except for the introduction of dragons: The Chinese have been hiding their biggest secret yet for the past 40 years, they have made a discovery that had the ability to change, shape and even destroy the world. ...
Dr. Cassandra J. Cameron, a reptile expert working on behalf of National Geographic, and her brother Hamish, a photographer, are on a special VIP trip to China. About to be revealed was a secret the Chinese have kept for the better part of forty years. At first glance it doesn’t seem like anything...
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