Into the Drowning Deep, (Hardcover)

from Rhondavu

I truly enjoyed this upmarket sci-fi novel. Grant uses a universal POV, but that doesn't diminish the intensity of action and felling for the reader. As a writer, I was tempted to insist there be one clear protagonist. I couldn't point to one character and say this is the protagonist, but Grant d...

from wishanem

If you want to read a mermaid horror story, this is one. Jurassic Park with mermaids. Event Horizon with sirens. Deep Blue Sea with a deeper bluer sea. A documentary crew looking for mermaids found them, and were all eaten. Years later a better prepared crew of scientists and entertainers d...

from krau0098

I got an eGalley of this book through NetGalley to review. This book was an interesting read that followed up the events that took place in the Rolling in the Deep novella. It got a bit long at times but overall I enjoyed it. This is definitely one of those slow-boiling horror types of novels wi...

from reading_fox

Odd. Starts well, with an interesting middle but kind of fizzles a bit at the end. Also let down a bit by a few errors in basic science - not the mermaids themselves but simple things like a conduit being baffled for radiating sound but still being able to hear incoming sound. I was also somewhat...

from ericlee

Mermaids are lovely, aren't they? I'm thinking the 1989 Walt Disney cartoon or Daryl Hannah in the 1984 comedy ‘Splash'. Well, Mira Grant, the author of staggering number of horror novels, some of which I've read and were quite good, has a rather different take. In this entertaining story, mermai...