Map of Bones: A SIGMA Force Novel (Paperback) by James Rollins

from Ronrose1

This is the first book I have read by James Rollins. I am sorry I haven't run across his books sooner. The book is full of nonstop action. I loved the tie ins with historical facts and his conjectures on the possible ways these facts might work together to further the plot of the novel. The chara...

from MSWallack

In contrast to Sandstorm, the first book in the Sigma Force series, Map of Bones was a terrific book. I can best describe it as The Da Vinci Code on steroids. The action was often reminiscent of a Clive Cussler novel with some of the historical "fun" from Dan Brown's books (or even some of Jack D...

from eduscapes

For pure adventure, James Rollins is one of my favorite authors. Similar to The DaVinci Code, Maps of Bones combines murder, secret societies, science, and detective work. I'm always drawn into stories that combine historical facts with elements of fiction. With nonstop action, this book is a pag...

from majkia

I had sooooo much fun reading this book, the second in the Sigma Force series. I got to look up lots of stuff and try to see what was real and what wasn't. Some stuff I looked up: m-state metals (monoatomic metals), the Order of Dragons, how many Magi were there?, heap-leach cyanide recovery meth...

from deep220

5 of 5 stars Map of Bones is best described as Da Vinci Code meets Indiana Jones (I use Indiana Jones to describe most of his writing, and absolutely LOVE IT!!). Sandstorm is book one the series and introduces the Sigma Force, a secret branch of the US Military. Map of Bones is the second book in...