A MAN LOST IN TIME BATTLES THE MOST DANGEROUS FOE HISTORY CAN CONJURE...
A.D. 102. Two men--centurions in the Roman Legion--are locked in an eternal battle with destiny. One is a fugitive, driven mad by the deeds of his past. Haunted by a demonic force that has tortured him for more than half-a century, he fights to retain his sanity long enough to separate himself from civilization.
The other is Jack Sigler, callsign: King, a former Delta operator torn from the present and hurled into the pages of history. King must endure the long journey through the ages to be reunited with his loved ones in the world he knows.
When the plagued centurion cuts a swath of destruction from Jerusalem to Britannia, entire villages are destroyed, and the bodies of the dead are torn apart, becoming part of something larger, something ancient and evil. When King crosses path with the centurion, and sees the decimation caused by his affliction, he stands in the path of history once more, willing to fight, and sacrifice to save the innocent.
But who will save him?
...HIS OWN GUILT.
Jack Sigler, an immortal soldier stuck in the past, forced to live through thousands of years of history to return to his family in the present, is back in this third Continuum thriller from Jeremy Robinson and J. Kent Holloway, who once again boldly re-imagine history.
Industry Reviews
"[Hunger is] a wicked step-child of King and Del Toro. Lock your windows and bolt your doors. [Robinson, writing as] Jeremiah Knight, imagines the post-apocalypse like no one else."
--The Novel Blog
"Robinson writes compelling thrillers, made all the more entertain-ing by the way he incorporates aspects of pop culture into the action."
--Booklist
"Project 731 is a must. Jeremy Robinson just keeps getting better with every new adventure and monster he creates."
--Suspense Magazine
"Robinson is known for his great thrillers, and [with XOM-B] he has written a novel that will be in contention for various science fiction awards at the end of the year. Robinson continues to amaze with his active imagination."
--Booklist
"Robinson puts his distinctive mark on Michael Crichton territory with [Island 731], a terrifying present-day riff on The Island of Dr. Moreau. Action and scientific explanation are appropriately proportioned, making this one of the best Jurassic Park successors."
--Publisher's Weekly
Starred Review
"[Jeremy Robinson's SecondWorld is] a brisk thriller with neatly timed action sequences, snappy dialogue and the ultimate sympathetic figure in a badly burned little girl with a fighting spirit... The Nazis are determined to have the last gruesome laugh in this efficient doomsday thriller."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Jeremy Robinson is the next James Rollins."
--Chris Kuzneski,
NY Times bestselling author of
The Einstein Pursuit
