AmazoniaOut of the inhospitable Amazon rainforest a man stumbles into a missionary village. Soon the CIA operative and former special forces soldier, his eyes wide with terror, is dead. The photograph of Agent Clark's corpse in the Brazilian morgue shows two intact upper limbs, yet Agent Clark had only one arm. |
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User Review - James_Patrick_Joyce - LibraryThingI was just unable to finish this. Got to page 62 and gave up. At least, for now. I didn't really buy the action scenes that occurred (python attack, big cat attack/play) and when the main character ... Read full review
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User Review - neverstopreading - LibraryThingI'm always amused at those who want popcorn fiction to be Dostoevsky and base their reviews on this. James Rollins is fun reading. His books are like a summer blockbuster. They're supposed to be ... Read full review
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| Title | Amazonia |
| Author | James Rollins |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Orion, 2011 |
| ISBN | 0752883844, 9780752883847 |
| Length | 510 pages |
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