EIGHT: Terror Has A New Species

EIGHT: Terror Has A New Species

TERROR HAS A NEW SPECIES

Deep in the Amazon, the solution to the global energy crisis has been found; a mysterious source of power set to end our dependency on oil.

When she receives stunning photographs related to the discovery â€“ courtesy of expedition leader and former partner, Ed Reardon â€“ entomologist Rebecca Riley finds herself on the next flight to Brazil, heading down to join the team of scientists assembling there. She hasnâ€™t seen Ed for more than a year, and their relationship hadnâ€™t ended well.

But his revelation is impossible to ignore.

What she and Ed uncover is beyond imagination: strange statues in the jungleâ€¦ a ruined city built by the refugees of a lost Pacific continentâ€¦ and a terrifying new species of animal.

Forced to confront a crippling childhood phobia sheâ€™d thought long dead and buried, Rebecca realises this new species is no ordinary enemy.

It is an ancient enemy, one whose very existence has implications for all of humankindâ€¦ and the planet itself.

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Reviewers are loving the action and scares of EIGHT:

"This is a great fast-paced adventure that I recommend as an entertaining read in the vein of Rollins and Cussler, and checks off all the boxes of things I enjoy and expect in such novels- adventure in exotic parts of the world, ancient artifacts and lost civilizations, danger in many forms, from a hostile environment to evil mercenaries with guns."
Greg Del Mar, NetGalley Reviewer, 4*

"If you're a fan of folks like James Rollins or Matthew Reilly, this book is for you!... I refuse to spoil the nature of our beasties - and there's more to them at first glance than things that want to chomp you - but they are awesome!... I expect to read Mortensen in the future. I also expect to be paying big bucks for his books as he rides alongside James Rollins and Matthew Reilly in success. A very good read!"
Dena Martin, NetGalley Reviewer, 5*

"On several occasions when I thought he had run out of options to keep the action going, the author would manage to do so. In fact there were no lulls in the action and by the end of the story I had become accustomed to the pace. I would easily recommend this for anyone craving action and excitement in a great read."
JeepWonder, ReadingAlley Reviewer

"I decided to start with a quick few pages while waiting for a meeting and then was 20 mins late because I forgot to look up.. I drifted through the meeting wondering what could happen to the young girl in the book on her journey and just where the storyline could or would be going! I then decided I needed to have a rare afternoon off just to get to the end of the book, just to see if the writer could keep this going at the pace that the book started with, but, every time I thought I could slow down for a break, something else happened in the wild twists and turns to pin me right back in my seat. I must admit in all humility, that I now have a new phobia and the storyline scared the (Beep) out of me more than once!. The writing was brilliant and easy to follow, didnâ€™t overpower me with too much detail, just enough to understand the situation and flowed so smoothly from one situation to another with surprises around every bush, that I didnâ€™t even realize I had finished. Wow good writer and great style. Thank you."
Mikemdm1111, ReadingAlley Reviewer

"Real page-turner, recommended."
Polly Krize, NetGalley Reviewer
Country USA
Manufacturer WW Mortensen
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2016-12-13
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	WW Mortensen
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2016-12-13
Format	Kindle eBook

EIGHT: Terror Has A New Species

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