What makes a good shark book? To me, it isn't really the quality of the writing. Sure, you don't want writing so poor that it is noticeable and gets in the way of the story. But it is the story that I want, not great literature. "Hunger" is pretty good. The writing is OK and it's a creative story and has lots of good shark attacks. In fact, the writing is probably better than that in Steve Alten's "Meg" books.
Helpful Score: 2
this one will keep you on the edge of your chair, and make you watch very, very carefully the next time you go swimming in the ocean . . .
ISURUS MAXIMUS . . . Genetically engineered sharks. 20 feet long, two thousand pounds of cartilage, tooth and muscle, bigger and meaner than any great white, able to leap more than twenty feet out of the water and swallow half a man in one bite.
The SeaLife Institute bred them and lost them. Six monster sharks roam the Florida keys, gliding silently through the water, hunting as a team, eating anything that catches their attention.
Man, they soon discover, is slow and clumsy in the water, and also delicious. Innocent tourist or experienced shark hunter---no one is safe from the beautiful, eager killers.
ISURUS MAXIMUS . . . Genetically engineered sharks. 20 feet long, two thousand pounds of cartilage, tooth and muscle, bigger and meaner than any great white, able to leap more than twenty feet out of the water and swallow half a man in one bite.
The SeaLife Institute bred them and lost them. Six monster sharks roam the Florida keys, gliding silently through the water, hunting as a team, eating anything that catches their attention.
Man, they soon discover, is slow and clumsy in the water, and also delicious. Innocent tourist or experienced shark hunter---no one is safe from the beautiful, eager killers.
Helpful Score: 1
a chilling shark novel that can easily surpass Jaws...this is the novel that the movie "Deep Blue Sea" was based on...and it is a fascinating read...kinda like Jaws meets Jurrasic park
