James Rollins

3 summariesThriller, Historical Fiction, Mystery

James Rollins is an American author known for his fiction, particularly in the thriller and adventure genres. His notable works include "The Judas Strain," "The Bone Labyrinth," and "Innocent Blood," which often blend scientific concepts with historical mysteries. Rollins's writing is characterized by fast-paced plots and intricate storytelling.

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Books by James Rollins

3 books available

The Judas Strain
James Rollins
4.1 (31k) average on GoodreadsThriller
A deadly plague linked to an ancient threat sweeps the globe. A SIGMA Force commander races against time with an unlikely ally, following Marco Polo's trail to a cure hidden in humanity's genetic code, all while battling a madman and potential betrayal.
The Bone Labyrinth
James Rollins
4.1 (13k) average on GoodreadsThriller
Neanderthal bones and cave art send Sigma Force on a global hunt, uncovering a 50,000-year-old conflict between early humans and monstrous shadows, while a modern genetic threat endangers humanity.
Innocent Blood
James Rollins
4.2 (8k) average on GoodreadsThriller
An archaeologist, a soldier, and a priest race across the globe to protect a miraculous child from an ancient, apocalyptic enemy, unraveling Christ's lost history to save humanity from damnation.