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Definitely one of his weaker books, but even the weaker books are ridiculously readable, so I finished this in just two sittings. First book of his that I've read which included alien activity, but it stayed true to its own universe, so I'll buy it.
I'd seen the twists miles ahead, and there was one or two unanswered questions, but as a whole, it offered me exactly what I have come to expect from Sidney Sheldon. ...more
I'd seen the twists miles ahead, and there was one or two unanswered questions, but as a whole, it offered me exactly what I have come to expect from Sidney Sheldon. ...more
The book was totally not what I expected based on the title! This book was on sale for about a dollar at the university library, I knew I liked other novels by Sidney Sheldon, and I was interested in apocalyptic-sort of books which the word "doomsday" in the title evoked. So I got it. I enjoyed the story. The pacing was right, the characters were believable, and I rooted for them. The actual plot idea, however, was rather too simple, so I'm not as satisfied as I might have been.
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Oct 30, 2007
Daniel
marked it as to-read
Maheer in Australia gives it 4 stars and says,
"never thought Sheldon would write a story about aliens before. but the most interesting part of it is how he tells the details of government's conspiracy so smoothly, deeply and perfectly. Sheldon is Hitchcock in books." ...more
"never thought Sheldon would write a story about aliens before. but the most interesting part of it is how he tells the details of government's conspiracy so smoothly, deeply and perfectly. Sheldon is Hitchcock in books." ...more
Jun 20, 2021
Kate
marked it as to-read
