He's an investigator for the NTSB, working to carefully roll back the last several hours and identify the cause of the accident.

Outside Denver, Colorado, Joe Rickards stands over a small aircraft wreckage, studying burnt remains still smoldering in a field of freshly fallen snow. A pity because while the first book did have some of these flaws, I expected an improvement in the second – not a deterioration.One small handwritten letter, sent from a dark, remote corner of the planet and lost in the system for 60 years, is about to change the entire human race. I couldn’t stomach anymore of this series. Premise seems good, but the character work is sloppy and there’s not enough logic to support decisions made – including the haphazard “scientific” studies conducted. Who jumps on a plane with a gorilla in your care after hearing a sketchy story from a man you never met before without doing ANY due diligence?! Oh, because all women are suckers driven by crushes on boys we met years ago. Am I the only one puzzled at how a dolphin who carried a nuclear bomb into a spinning ring in the ocean is suddenly alive again? Or how there’s no mention of this at all? The female characters are all pretty stupid for being supposedly smart. It’s rare I don’t finish a book, but I can’t bring myself to read any more. I am about half way through and I’m planning to give up. Review 3: Leap audiobook by Cindy Sheridan I highly recommend this book series to all my reading friends. I could invasion each scene as if I were a part of it. While listening to the book, GM’s descriptions brought the story to life. So I was so excited to fine them in a audible form. Review 2: Leap audiobook by Debra Rogers DKR I will read the 3rd in the series, and hope that it returns to the spectacular style of the first.

There was action, but for some reason I found it a bit boring in comparison to the first book. Can’t really say why, as I liked the characters the author is developing the story around. This second one kind of dragged on for me. I found the first book in the series stunning. Fine sequel,but the first book was better Review 1: Leap audiobook by Someone who bought. Here are the top 3 reviews and comments that readers love about this fascinating book.

A test ship in Russia that has long since been dismantled has suddenly surfaced along a lonely coast in South America. She and her team of sea creatures wowed the world with their unexpected discovery. Alison Shaw nervously looks at the giant seawater tank. Leap is the second book in the Breakthrough series by author Michael C.

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