SEVEN ANCIENT WONDERS by Matthew Reilly
BOOK RATING: The Story 4.5 / 5 ; The Writing 3.5 / 5
Reilly himself concedes he doesn’t let grammar or stylistic elements get in the way of a great story. Because of this, his stories are extremely accessible and a fun read for young and old – escapism at it’s greatest. I really like the pictures and diagrams Reilly provides throughout the story, giving the reader a birds-eye view of the traps and mazes our protagonists are facing. Intensity is maintained throughout the novel with Jack and his crew deciphering clues and navigating traps and mazes at a cracking pace. That is not to say the story doesn’t have heart… he just doesn’t play on the soppy stuff more than required. Reilly’s ability to illustrate the bonds and loyalties of his characters beneath their tough exteriors with a salient observation here and there is his true skill I believe and what really makes us want to follow our favourite characters throughout his series. If you haven’t read a Reilly, you should – you won’t be disappointed!
* This book counts towards my participation in the Chunkster Reading Challenge (523 pages), Aussie Author Challenge and Finish That Series Challenge. It’s setting was various countries around the globe, so I won’t count it towards the Global Reading Challenge.
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yeah i love matthew reilley too, ice station is my fave which i read on my honeymoon in one day. it's always such great escapism, and also it's always so clean and pg rating which is refreshing sometimes!
I love Matthew Reilly books. They are a lot of fun!
Great review! Thanks for letting me know about it, as it's definitely something I would enjoy. It reminds me of James Rollins' novels which I love.
Thanks again!
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