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This is the first book that I have read in this series and it‘s #12. I‘ll be finding and reading the others when I need a book that uses science, history, and weird facts to make a story seem so realistically possible. James Rollins fills my Michael Crichton reading needs. Love when I find an author that has books that I will have to catch up on.

#12coloursofdecember Dec 17 Gold 10 points plus 1 #wintergames #merryreaders @Clwojick

I really enjoyed this Sigma adventure. I love when Kat and Painter get out of the office. My only complaint - not enough Monk or Kowalski.
James Rollins just gets me. Though if (when) he kills off Kowalski there will be a BIG problem.

#Booked2020 #armchairtravel
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Ahhhh. The work week is finally over.
What's everyone reading this weekend?

I've tried reading a few bookclub books but just couldn't get onto them right now. So I'm going back to James Rollins who I always enjoy.

I am on to book 2 in my “GoodReads #MountTBR challenge for 2020. My biggest reading resolution this year is to read from my #TBR whenever I change. I will still allow for my mood reads and I will buy books form my favorite authors (there are quite a few coming out this year). I'm starting on the lowest mountain and plan to work upward.

Another great Sigma thriller from Rollins. I loved this one, it had all components that really draw me into the Sigma team's adventures! The history! The science! The thrill ride! The rush to save the world! Sprinkled with larger than life heroes of old; Clemens and Tesla to Livingston and Stanley!

Working on bingo. #tbrbingo

We‘ve been in the waiting room since 4:30am EST with still a long way yet to go on my brother-in-law‘s surgery. So I‘ve got books, Netflix, and some #audiocrocheting
#waiting

And now time for a big adventure. It‘s been a while for us James.

1. James Rollins, CJ Samson, and Jussi Adler-Olsen.
2. Cooler weather here in south Texas
3. Not really
4. 🐯
5. 82! Downright chilly here. 😄 ❄️
#friyayintro

I want Monk and the rest of the Sigma team from James Rollins' books to save me.
#bookstotjerescue

One of the things I love about the Sigma novels is the mix of science & history & this fantastical element that is unique to the stories that Rollins is telling. Seventh Plague follows Gray & his team to the deserts of Egypt & the tundra of the Arctic in search of a cure to a dangerous new plague unleashed upon the world. While the story wasn't as twisty as other novels in the series, it was still a good end of summer read.

The Sigma series by James Rollin is prime vacation reading material for me. I first discovered the series about 7 years ago when I picked up The Last Oracle book in the series on vacation & I've loved the series ever since. I love that Rollin combines history, science & that extra bit of adventure into his novels. My mini vacation is sadly over but I'm still really enjoying this book.

While I always enjoy Rollins novels this was not one of my favourites. It was an enjoyable read but not as much suspense as I normally expect with his writing.

Another enjoyable science/historical fiction action adventure book from my fave author. As always I highly recommend it!

Day 12 @bookriot challenge: when I think of #summerreads I always think of @authorjamesrollins #riotgrams #bookstagram #junechallenge #sigmaforce #playingcatchup

The book had all the things I love intrigue a mystery and a disease. End was tied up a little quick but still follow James Rollins style.

Love me some Sigma Force !!!

Easy reading always enjoy a good thriller and even better if there is a plague in it.

Once again Rollins doesn't disappoint!!! So much going on. From the Arctic to Rwanda's jungles Grey and friends battle evil forces to find a cure for an incurable plague. Combines science and history beautifully!!!

We took a 7 hour bus ride today from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile. The views were stunning almost the entire way, so I went back and forth from reading and looking out the window. Even though it was long, it was probably one of the most pleasant bus rides I've ever been on.