Biblical

"The first tale I found myself comparing to "Biblical" was Jean-Paul Sartre's "Les Jeux Sont Faits"... because of how both authors pose the question of existence. Of course, "Biblical" also hits classic sci-fi notes." -- New York Daily News "Readers with an insatiable desire for thrillers with apocalyptic themes may find this one worth their time." -- Booklist "The intellectual premise and cautionary philosophy in Galt's complexly plotted novel are worthy subjects." -- Kirkus Reviews "As mind-bending as The Matrix, this smartly written, compelling, scientific novel has the power to unsettle our beliefs about the nature of existence." -- Library Journal (Starred Review) "The pseudonymous Galt, the author of two crimes series under his real name of Craig Russell, successfully juggles a wide cast of fully developed characters in this inventive near-future thriller. Few readers will anticipate the jaw-dropping conclusion, and fans of thoughtful scientific thrillers will hope Galt will continue in the genre." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Storytelling at its very best!" -- Michael Connelly "Picture a collaboration between the science-based work of Michael Crichton and the reality-questioning novels of Philip K. Dick, and you get a pretty good overview of what the book is about." -- Bookreporter.com "If you're looking for a distinctive and exciting new voice in crime fiction, then look no further than Craig Russell. This is gritty, authentic and disturbing stuff." -- Mo Hayder "Craig Russell is a great writer at the very top of his game." -- Peter James "A gruesomely gripping tale. It had me hooked." -- Piers Morgan "The intellectual premise and cautionary philosophy in Galt's complexly plotted novel are worthy subjects. Be prepared for some heavy reading on the hubristic hypothesis that "science will make us God." A complex thriller with a "what'd I miss?" conclusion." -- Kirkus Reviews