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The Judas Strain

(Sigma Force Novels)

By James Rollins

(20)

| Mass Market Paperback | 9780061684395

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Book Description

From Publishers Weekly
The special-ops trained scientists of Sigma Force battle the criminals of the shadowy Guild in bestseller Rollins's lively third Sigma Force thriller (after Black Order). An ancient and deadly plague, the Judas Strain (which afflicted Marco Polo), has suddenly re-emerged. Continue

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Bookreporter.com - THE JUDAS STRAIN by James Rollins

In James Rollins’s latest novel, THE JUDAS STRAIN gets its name from scientists who have coined the term after “studying the genetics of anthrax and other toxic bacteria.” It is a strain that “created the early ancestors of anthrax and other plague b ... (read full critics)

bookreporter published on Fri, 27 Aug 2010

4 Reviews

A fantastic book balancing perfectly science and action. Very accurate in both scientific and historic events and facts. One of the best adventure books out there :)

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RickyV said on May 27, 2010 about the Others edition | Add your feedback

Exciting Race for a Cure

This is the first James Rollins book I have read. It was full of puzzles and action - both of which I love. I was pleased to find that there are other Commander Gray Pierce of Sigma books out there. Can't wait to read another. Also, I enjoy historical fiction when it breathes life into the histo ... (continue)

This is the first James Rollins book I have read. It was full of puzzles and action - both of which I love. I was pleased to find that there are other Commander Gray Pierce of Sigma books out there. Can't wait to read another. Also, I enjoy historical fiction when it breathes life into the history and geography of a region. This story does that and more.

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Bibliophile said on May 7, 2009 | Add your feedback

Interesting Theory

I'm really interested in reading about the Science article that was the basis for the book.
My first by this author but it won't be my last.

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Commie120 said on Sep 30, 2007 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback

Not anywhere close to what I expected. While I am not a reader of any other Sigma books, I felt like I was slogging through this book to get to the end. Just not engrossing as it seemed it could have been from the description.

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Kevin Kuphal said on Sep 26, 2007 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback