Kill Switch, The

"James Rollins knows adventure." -- Chicago Sun-Times

"James Rollins is a master of international action and intrigue." -- Richmond Times-Dispatch

"From the hidden Indian treasure, to the Fort Knox secrets, to the conspiracy at the beginning of the United States The Devil Colony gives you every reason why you'll want to be a member of Sigma Force." -- Brad Meltzer, New York Times bestselling author of The Inner Circle on The Devil Colony

"Amazonia grabs you by the throat...Rollins is one of the most inventive storytellers writing today. Don't dare miss this one!" -- Lincoln Child, co-author of The Ice Limit

"A spiraling, high-octane adventure, loaded with cutting-edge technology and jam-packed with action and mayhem. This pulse-pounding thriller moves at mach speed. James Rollins is clearly at the top of his game." -- Steve Berry, bestselling author of The Romanov Prophecy on Map of Bones

"Nobody--and I mean nobody--does this stuff better than Rollins." -- Lee Child on The Devil Colony

"Rollins just gets better with each book, and his position at the top of this particular subgenre remains unshaken." -- Publishers Weekly

"The science... reads like the best of Michael Crichton. The machinations of government read like the best of David Baldacci. And the action and thrills read like the best of Clive Cussler. Rollins takes the best of all of these and creates an amazing thriller unlike any other. -- Associated Press on Bloodline

"A fantastic adventure story with non-stop action [that] shows the close bond between dog and partner, and the readers will fall in love with this canine and his handler." -- Crimespree Magazine on THE KILL SWITCH

"Readers who have enjoyed the Sigma Force series will not only find this an entertaining thriller, but the collaboration of these two accomplished authors also adds another dimension to this exciting series." -- Bookloons.ocm on THE KILL SWITCH

"[T]his fast moving story delivers plenty of the tension laced action readers expect from Rollins. The bond between Tucker and Kane is the best part of the tale." -- Monsters and Critics on THE KILL SWITCH

"The taut and complex story sprints across the globe from Russia to Istanbul to southern Africa to the United States, and offers a diverse cast of well-developed characters and a tightly woven plot that intrigues, excites, and doesn't let go." -- Library Journal (starred review) on THE KILL SWITCH