Review
'Deftly navigating the perilous waters between science and spirituality, Greg Iles has crafted an alarming, believable, and utterly consuming tale of good and evil, of destiny and choice. The Footprints of God is my favorite kind of novel--one that educates while it entertains. Ambitious in its scope and superbly satisfying in its execution, this story resonates long after the final page is turned' -- Dan Brown, bestselling author of The Da Vinci Code 'Greg Iles is a superb writer, and now he displays his genius and style in a stunning new direction. Dark Matter is a powerful brew of science and suspense that will leave you dazzled!' -- Linda Fairstein 'Compelling' -- Publishers Weekly 20030721 'Greg Iles's new novel, Sleep No More, should come with a red wrapper marked DANGER, HIGH EXPLOSIVES. It is that rarity, a thriller that really thrills, a shocker that really shocks. You'll find yourself afraid to turn off the light after seven chapters, and after eleven, you may find yourself wondering if the person lying next to you when you do darken the room is someone you really know or a dangerous stranger. This one gets under your skin, and then burrows deep. Imagine what Rebecca might have been if it had been written by a man. That'll give you the idea of how successful this novel is' -- Stephen King, on Sleep No More 20030721 'This one bounds along keeping you turning the pages long after sleep beckons' -- Independent on Sunday on Dead Sleep 20030721 'A riveting page-turner in the tradition of Robert Ludlum. Greg Iles brings imagination and vision to a novel as thought-provoking as it is thrilling.' -- Vince Flynn on Dark Matter 20030721 'Edge-of-the-seat thrills all the way' -- Irish Independent 20030813 'Greg Iles is a phenomenal writer' -- Independent on Sunday 20030813 'Terrifying' -- Mirror on Sleep No More 20030813
Product Description
'If you are watching this videotape then I am dead !' Yesterday, David Tennant was a highly respected Ethicist with the ear of the President, working on a top secret Government project. Yesterday, he was a man recovering from personal tragedy, just learning to live again. Yesterday, he was falling in love. Today, he is running for his life. Project Trinity has the power to change life forever. Only a few, handpicked men and women know the potential of the biggest artificial intelligence study the world has ever seen. Now, one of those men is dead - and Tennant knows Dr Fielding's death wasn't all it seemed. Suddenly his friend's warnings cannot be dismissed as paranoia. They are the only reason that Tennant is still alive. Today, David Tennant is one man against the state, and he's fast learning the only rule of survival: Trust no-one. Not even yourself.
