Jeremy Logan: The Forgotten Room (Series #4) (Hardcover)

from labdaddy4

Child writes very good book - this was not one of his best but still very enjoyable. A very fast read with pretty good pacing. The premise of a decades old "mind control/destroyer" research being resurrected, including experimentation on humans, did not seem impossible to imagine. I like this pri...

from Dianekeenoy

The Forgotten Room was an enjoyable audiobook but didn't keep me driving around the block. A thriller with some science fiction blended in, this was definitely interesting, just not the usual breakneck speed of the Pendergast series written with Douglas Preston.

from gaby317

When Jeremy Logan arrives at Lux in Newport, Rhode Island, it lead me to imagine an elite think tank based in New Haven with Yale professors and graduates. The mansion that Lux occupied could easily be one of the old mansions on an Ivy League campus. Certainly, the politics and backbiting and the...

from James_Patrick_Joyce

As entertaining as Child's other novels. No standout elements, but science, technology, a science experiment from the 30s, uncovered in present day America. A decidedly steampunky machine. And the possibility that the experiment was mothballed when they realized their machine to contact the "othe...

from gaby317

When Jeremy Logan arrives at Lux in Newport, Rhode Island, it lead me to imagine an elite think tank based in New Haven with Yale professors and graduates. The mansion that Lux occupied could easily be one of the old mansions on an Ivy League campus. Certainly, the politics and backbiting and the...