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On a top-secret dive into the Pacific Ocean’s deepest canyon, Jonas Taylor found himself face-to-face with terror. The sole survivor of the mission, Taylor remains haunted years later by what he saw. Written off as a crackpot, he insists that the prehistoric shark known as Carcharodon megalodon still swims the deep underwater chasms.Only an urgent call for help from one of his oldest friends can persuade him to return to those deadly waters. Now Taylor will relive his darkest nightmare, only to find that what he saw before was only the beginning. For what lies deep beneath the waves is a horror t

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Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror by Steve Alten Book Review

Name: audraudraudra
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: DUNDUNDUNDUNDUN
Date: Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2018
Review: What a wild ride!I am one of those nerds/annoying people who needs to read the book before they see the movie and then after they see the movie delight in pointing out all the inconsistencies as you roll your eyes and imagine a world without such insufferable bookworms.I imagine that most of you are like me too, though.So after watching the trailer for this SEVERAL times in the theaters, I finally bought a copy, because there’s no way I’m not going to see a summer movie about a big old shark trying to eat people.I’m so glad I read this book! What a gem. It truly is “Jurassic shark” like the back cover says, though I think they are just trying to be cheeky about it. What I’m talking about is how it really gets into the science of how a megalodon might have survived, similar to how Michael Crichton wrote Jurassic Park. He talks about why it hasn’t come up to the surface before and why the events of this book create the perfect storm for it to emerge and create havoc. Alten also shows obvious researched knowledge of underwater submersibles and other science and gadgetry, and it adds a lot of authenticity to the narrative.And then there’s the action — yes. please! I won’t make it any secret that I am not a fan of the book Jaws, it is seriously a snoozefest with a weird and unnecessary adultery subplot and not nearly enough shark action. Thank you, Steven Spielberg (and John Williams) for creating a masterpiece out of that drivel. This book is nonstop once it starts and it is weirdly believable. Though the meg is huge, I could see the action happening very clearly and I found it plausible and very entertaining.I can’t say where the rest of the series goes, but as far as this first book, color me impressed! It definitely leaves you at least wondering what the depths of our ocean could be hiding. . .I am still skeptical about the movie — even just from the trailer it looks like they are only using the loosest ideas from the book — but I’m so glad I finally tried Steve Alten. I would like to try his book about the Loch Ness monster next, as I have a soft spot for Scotland.

Name: Wendy ZT
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Misogynistmuch
Date: Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2019
Review: The book starts slow. That’s fine. Many good books take time to build. (Not that this is by any means a great book. It reaches ok at best.)Then we meet the two female characters. Both are horrid people. I kept reading, as maybe they would gain dimensions. But no- 55% of the way through the book and neither has any positive qualities. Frankly I am tired of sexist portrayals of women. The wife of the main character, a journalist, is beyond a bitch. She is a user. She is petty, manipulative, duplicitous and immoral. She is not only sleeping with her husband’s “friend,” she has set up someone to reveal sensitive information about her husband so she can look like the “good person” in the divorce she will soon initiate. Of course, when her husband becomes newsworthy, in a positive way, she rushes to his side, eager to use him. The other female goes so far as to risk the main male character’s life- twice. She is petty, vindictive, manipulative, irrational… and do you see a pattern?The breaking point was this line: “as Mac reminded Jonas, neither facts nor logic held any bearing on a woman”Misogynistic much? The writing is ok, but not good enough to support when such a negative view of women is shown. There are nasty women out there, so I went along until that blanket statement. While I paid only $0.99 for this book, and would generally not bother to return something that cheap, I will not support a writer whose very writing shows he hates women.

Name: Colonel D
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: 25Starsforthissharktale
Date: Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2018
Review: Steve Alten’s novel about a “Jurassic Shark” has just been made into a motion picture that’s doing very well at the box office. Remembering vividly when “Jaws” premiered in 1975 and then reading the book written by Peter Benchley on which it was based I decided to give “Meg” a look. This version has been updated with an additional 90 days of prequel material since its initial publication in 1997 but it’s not anything that significantly enhances the story. Books are often better than the movie version and I’ll have to defer judgment until I see “Meg” on DVD. I felt the film “Jaws” was better than the novel and Alten’s no Benchley so I’ll have to wait and see. Also, for a book that’s been in print this long and purportedly undergone a major re-write there are a surprising number of typos and name errors. Alten enjoy’s delving into the minutiae of ichthyology with lots of Latin genus and species references and shark biology. You’ll rapidly tire of reading about “ampullae of Lorenzini” and directional nostrils and the like over and over again. It takes a while to get going but once the story starts rolling you’ll find the pages turning. The primary plot involves an ancient predator, the Megalodon, that’s been lurking in the Mariana Trench for centuries kept in place by a layer of cold water. A Navy deep submersible pilot, Jonas Taylor has an encounter with a ‘Meg’ that results in the death of two scientists and his dishonorable discharge from the service. He goes on to get a PhD and become a shark authority who later is called to aid in the investigation of damage to seismic instruments in the trench. Things go awry and a sixty foot Megaladon is able to rise above the cold water layer and start wreaking havoc on the surface world. Alten needlessly complicates things with a lot of drama regarding Jonas’ unfaithful TV reporter wife that was reminiscent of the affair between shark expert Matt Hooper and Chief Brody’s wife in the novel “Jaws”. Probably the most preposterous aspect of the story is when some rogue Navy officers bring our first nuclear submarine USS Nautilus back from museum ship status in order to hunt and kill the Megalodon. This hair brained scheme makes no sense, the Nautilus was commissioned in 1954 and was decommissioned in March 1980. Making this sub seaworthy and restoring it’s nuclear propulsion system would likely take many months if not years (if even possible). And why use this antique when there are more modern vessels available? They only have two torpedoes and my understanding is that they only work on steel ships not sharks but I’m no submariner so could be wrong. Needless to say this plot fails and the historic sub winds up at the bottom. He also has Navy characters refer to the Nautilus as an old ‘tin can’ more than once. In Navy parlance a ‘tin can’ is a destroyer, not a submarine. The story moves along with plenty of carnage that you’d expect from a vicious apex predator but you know at the end the monster shark is going to meet its end. Literally borrowing from the old Jonah and the Whale tale our hero is swallowed whole by the Meg but I won’t reveal the unlikely circumstances that kill the beast. Alten leaves things open for a sequel (many actually) because our Meg was pregnant and had baby megs. All in all this was just an OK read and pretty predictable, one Megalodon adventure was enough for me.