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    Antarktos Rising

    By Jeremy Robinson

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    THE WORLD RACES TO CLAIM A NEW CONTINENT...
    A phenomenon known as crustal displacement shifts the Earth's crust, repositioning continents and causing countless deaths. In the wake of the global catastrophe, the world struggles to take care of its displaced billions. But Antarctica, freshly thawed and blooming, has emerged as a new hope. Rather than wage a world war no nation can endure, the leading nations devise a competition, a race to the center of Antarctica, with the three victors dividing the continent.
    It is within this race that Mirabelle Whitney, one of the few surviving experts on the continent, grouped with an American special forces unit, finds herself. But the dangers awaiting the team are far worse than feared; beyond the sour history of a torn family, beyond the nefarious intentions of their human enemies, beyond the ancient creatures reborn through anhydrobiosis—there are the Nephilim.
    ...ONLY TO FIND IT ALREADY TAKEN.
    THE STORY CONTINUES!
    If you enjoy ANTARKTOS RISING, be sure to check out The Antarktos Saga, also by Jeremy Robinson. The first two books in this series are prequels to AR. The third book parallels AR. And the last two books finish both story lines as they merge.
    The Antarktos Saga, in order:
    THE LAST HUNTER - DESCENT
    THE LAST HUNTER - PURSUIT
    THE LAST HUNTER - ASCENT
    THE LAST HUNTER - LAMENT
    THE LAST HUNTER - ONSLAUGHT
    Or pick up the entire saga in THE LAST HUNTER – COLLECTED EDITION.
    This updated edition has been re-edited, revised, repackaged and expanded, making this new edition of ANTARKTOS RISING superior to all that came before. Be sure to look for Robinson’s early standalone novels, which have likewise been revised.
    BONUS CONTENT
    This e-book contains an excerpt of CIBOLA by David Wood

    From the Publisher
    "Jeremy Robinson is an original and exciting voice. Antarktos Rising has just the right blend of menace and normality---a tale full of intrigue, treachery, and a wealth of secrets. A good old-fashioned suspense story set in one of the most desolate places of earth. It fires on all cylinders in a smart, taut thrill."
    -- Steve Berry, New York Times bestselling author of THE VENETIAN BETRAYAL and THE CHARLEMAGNE PURSUIT

    "Apocalypse comes to Antarctica. Jeremy Robinson balances Biblical speculation upon a dagger-edge of suspense and adventure. With Antarktos Rising, Robinson opens a new dark continent of terror. Trespass at your own risk."
    --James Rollins, New York Times bestselling author of Black Order and The Judas Strain

    "An awesome journey into the beating heart of a legend. Jules Verne would be proud."
    -- Stel Pavlou, bestselling author of DECIPHER and GENE

    "A fast-paced chiller that delves into new possibilities about our future...and past."
    --Steve Alten, best-selling author of MEG and The SHELL GAME

    "How do you find an original story idea in the crowded action-thriller genre? Two words: Jeremy Robinson. Antartkos combines history, science and myth about Antarctica to create a jaw-dropping concept so real it will have you Googling like mad to learn more after the story is finished."
    -- Scott Sigler, bestselling author of ANCESTOR and EARTHCORE

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBreakneck Media
    Release dateApr 28, 2011
    ISBN9781458037305
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    Antarktos Rising
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    Jeremy Robinson

    Jeremy Robinson is the author of several bestselling thrillers, including Antarktos Rising, The Last Hunter: Descent, Callsign: Deep Blue, and the Jack Sigler thrillers, including Instinct and Threshold. His novels have been translated into ten languages. Born in the coastal town of Beverly, Massachusetts, Robinson grew up on a steady diet of science fiction, and started out his creative career as a comic book illustrator. He now lives in New Hampshire with his wife and three children. Visit Robinson online at jeremyrobin sononline.com for free content, contests, and updates on upcoming projects. Connect with him on Facebook at facebook.com/sciencethriller, and follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/jrobinsonauthor.

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    • 4/5
      Move over Jurassic Park, a new kid is in town. Antarctica is blooming and places that previously had seasons are frozen solid. There are only a few states remaining and the new capital is Dallas, Texas. Of course the survivors want land in the new Continent of Antarctica so teams are formed to claim the land. The first three that reached the finish line would split the land three ways. Unknown to them was that something already lived there and wasn't thrilled about sharing. There was parts of the plot that I just couldn't figure out how they were possible - but I guess that's what makes a story fun. Just don't think about it too much.
    • 4/5
      Extremely far fetched but interesting none the less. This book takes many biblical stories, such as Noah and stories of tge Nephilim, and tries to prove them through a fictional crust displacement event. I wasnt convinced in the science or religious stand points in the book, however the book was interesting enough that I do plan on continuing the series.
    • 4/5
      Another great Robinson novel that doesn't disappoint. I was surprised that the story carried with it a Christian theme. I applaud Robinson for portraying the Christian faith in a positive light when many secular books these days tend to bash Christians. I've always been intrigued by the mysterious history of the Nephilim and enjoyed Robinson's various theories about them. This is a great story full of adventure, conspiracy, and mystery. Definitely a bit far fetched, but it wouldn't be a classic Robinson novel if it weren't.
    • 1/5
      I haven’t read many adventure stories since I was in school but I accidently purchased this book thinking it was another book I had been looking for, sometimes this is how you find exciting new authors that you would not normally read. This book is badly written, poorly edited (spelling mistakes) and bordering on being racist. All Arabs are bomb toting terrorists and all Chinese will sacrifice themselves (and sons) for their communist government but luckily the good Christian Americans (and one Christian Englishmen) come along to convert everyone and save the day. Every chapter had to finish with a ‘B’ grade move line and science is extraordinarily bad (there is sedimentary rocks on top of the Himalayas therefore the bible must be correct about the flood). I’m not an avid reviewer of books but I think people should be warned not to waste their time with this one. On the bright side it has made me want to read other adventure stories to see if the standard of writing is all this bad or this is just an exception.
    • 4/5
      Great Book. Jeremy Robinson blends a little bit of science fiction, action, and adventure all into on cohensive story line. His writing style and content reminds me a lot of James Rollins and Matthew Reilly.