James Rollins

Name: greg sango Date: 2010-05-24

have to disagree with the writer of the "I couldn't wait to finish, so I could go watch my grass grow!". I found "The Doomsday Key" so thrilling and actually scary I had to slow myself down and really let my mind grasp what was being said! After reading it I spent a serious amount of time doing some research on what Mr. Rollins gave us at the end of the book!!!!!! A "open mind" willing to learn more after reading something becomes just that much more intelligent. "watching the grass grow" sure doesn't enrich the mind.

Name: Linda Date: 2010-05-25

Uh, James? I was out watching the grass when all of the sudden the lawn started moving as all the insects contained therein made an exodus for the street taking refuge on the asphalt. I don't know about you, but I'm not going back out there... Thanks for signing my copy of The Judas Strain at the Roseville Barnes & Noble in February.

Name: Angela Date: 2010-05-26

I'd have to strongly disagree with the comment on amazon... I could not put the book down! (which is not unusual when reading any of the Sigma series books). I had thought Doomsday Key was the last book in the series since I just started reading them this March, and when I found out about the 7th book in the series I was elated! The combination of science, art, architecture, technology, suspense, subtle romance and comedy, twists and violence makes these books unlike any others. I can truely say I have never enjoyed reading any other author like I have reading James Rollins. So happy to have been recomended this series!

Name: Kbhallman Date: 2010-05-27

Peanut butter and dog treats, eh? Maybe that's why the dog ate the library's copy of The Doomsday Key! I had to pay for that copy and buy the Kindle version so I could finish the book. No way I was going back on the waiting list for another copy!

Name: Julia Suliin Date: 2010-05-29

I can't stand grocery shopping, even for cat food and peanut butter...and sometimes I forget my list...but it sure does please me when I can stop, view the book aisles and see how much you have progressed in just a few years. It slaps a smile on my face while standing in front of so many books by James Rollins on the grocery store shelves, and that Fred Meyers has put you in the "Popular Authors" section, on the top row! Yahoo! And it's not because your new paperbacks are taller, for they have most of the smaller versions of yours on the top. I don't know if that is what some folks call "History in the Making", but it's great to see such a wonderful writer finally being recognized for a change, even if it is in a grocery store. Two years ago they had you on the bottom shelf! How Rude! You have progressed to the top! You are Tops on my bookshelf too! Now...go do some hand and finger exercises...you need to write more fabulous books! Happy Writing! PS...who the heck has the time to watch the grass grow when there is great books by James Rollins to be read?!!!!

Name: Karen Date: 2010-05-30

I'd have to disagree with the comment on amazon. I couldn't put it down and I can't wait for the next one.

Name: Mark Gregor Date: 2010-05-30

Just a short note: I just finished The Doomsday Key and all I can say is wow. The way you weave history fact with fiction while all along keeping the action level up is brilliant. Looking forward to going "back to the beginning" and read the others. Just sorry it took me so long to discover your work! Cheers, Mark

Name: Divya Date: 2010-06-02

Loved it! Totally loved it! Cant wait for the next book in the series. Wonder whats up with 'The Guild' ;)

Name: Reggie Walsh Date: 2010-06-09

James, Greetings. Just to let you know, I am currently at Singapore airport awaiting my transfer connection to Australia. Spotted the Doomsday Key paperback on the shelfs in a store called Relay. I have already bought the hardback version when it came out on Amazon.uk, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Regards, Reggie

Name: Jerry Wilson Date: 2010-06-10

The Latitude & Longitude listed for Venice are actually for Rome in The Doomsday Key

Name: LindaB Date: 2010-06-11

I don't know who the idiot on Amazon think's s/he is but they must have read the book upside down! No accounting for lack of intellect and imagination...I can only say that, for me, I started reading your books from the beginning and I have not stopped. I am always in a hurry to get my hands on the next one...now, maybe we can get a glimpse or insight as to what is really in store for Pierce and his lovely Guild "operative".

Name: Cherei Date: 2010-06-11

Ok.. I'm SICK of watching the grass grow.. So, I put a nano lawnmower out there!! Now, THAT'S FUN to watch!! hehe

Name: Vila Deuel Date: 2010-07-01

I like watching the grass grow. Sitting in my back yard, under a tree in the evening with a James Rollins book! :-)

Name: VickiH. Date: 2010-07-11

Your books are fantastic!! Bring a nurse I was totally turned around by the facts presented by you in The Judas Strain (90% bacteria and 10% human cells ( so much for detoxing). Am headed to the library for Human Wildlife for soma answers hopefully. You are truly amazing-the way you base fact and fiction keeps me spellbound. Can hardly wait for more Sigma books. I'm 65 yrs old-watching grass grow? Give me a good book by Rollins and I'm so happy.Thanks and keep them coming!!

Name: WilW Date: 2010-07-24

A great read, and some thought-provoking material as well! Bravo for using the "discredited" Forester-Meadows studies as the pivotal dilemma around which the heroes and villains joust! At least some scientists are rethinking this issue too. (See American Scientist, May-June '09, p.230 ff).

Name: arlie Date: 2010-08-24

hi jim just picked up the ebook copy of map of bones for 1.99 on itunes. At least the person who had to go watch the grass grow finished your book first.)He/She could not have thought it too bad a read. hehe Arlie California