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Reviewed by Stephen Christopher for Readers' Favorite
Evil genius Isabella Fernandez is on the path to world domination. In the process, she has created an army of henchmen, but she has an even more diabolical plan. She believes she's discovered an ancient relic that she can genetically sequence to make her army invincible. She initially manipulates Nick Randall to locate the relic until he is kidnapped and forced to work for her opposition. Just who can he trust? In a race against time, he follows clues that take him from Jerusalem to Istanbul to Bulnes, in Spain. Meanwhile, Isabella kidnaps his daughter and sets her on the same task. Can Nick find the ancient relic, prevent Isabella from getting her hands on it, and rescue his daughter? You’ll need to read Robert Rapoza’s The Eternity Code to find out.
If Dan Brown and Clive Cussler collaborated, this would be their kind of book. Robert Rapoza has masterfully taken the ancient myths and clue-hunting of Dan Brown and matched that with an action/adventure plot worthy of a Clive Cussler novel. No spoilers, but the ancient relic Nick Randall is hunting could literally provide the DNA that the villainess of the novel needs. It’s a frightening concept that if it’s ever found, it could achieve this purpose for real. From the opening line of the prologue set in 1512 to the final sentence setting up the next book in the series, this is page-turning, adrenaline-filled reading at its finest. The Eternity Code is book five in the Nick Randall series, and I’m excited to go back and read the rest. Lovers of thrillers with archaeological and religious themes, plus an evil villainess, will enjoy this book as much as I did.
