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After I finished reading Boyd Morrison's, "The Ark", I keep trying to think why I liked it so much. What was so special about it that I wanted to read more from this author? And then it struck me. "The Ark" was a thrilling action and adventure story reminiscent of the style of some of my favorite authors: Mathew Reilly, Clive Cussler, Lincoln Child, Jack DuBrul, and Douglas Preston.
"The Ark" immediately grabbed me, pulled me in, and only reluctantly let me back out to deal with my real life. The divergent quests of each of his characters merged into a story that was hard to put down. All I could say was, Wow!, when I finished reading the last line.
I will definitely be recommending "The Ark" to others.
Humm... fathers.... Dilara had questions about her father (dead), Locke had issues with his father (living), and Garrett believed he was carrying out the wishes of his "Father" (?).
Boyd, thank you again for sharing your books with us.
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