Review of A. G. Riddle's The Atlantis Plague

WARNING: This is not the actual book The Atlantis Plague by A.G. Riddle. Do not buy this Review if you are looking for a full copy of this great book.One of the major strengths of the The Atlantis Plague is the in-depth explanation of scientific advances, especially those related to genetics, which are laid out in great detail. This expert review of The Atlantis Plague offers the reader a guide for following the thought-provoking science, technology, and history that lays the foundation for the action. Overpopulation and the threat of a pandemic are very real and make the events in this novel plausible. In addition, A.G. Riddle poses (and answers) those age-old questions: Where do we come from? Why are we here? What makes us who we are? Riddle doesn't answer all of the questions completely, however, and he closes The Atlantis Plague hinting that there will be more to follow.Because of events set in motion 70,000 years ago, in The Atlantis Plague, Kate is the only person able to solve the mystery surrounding The Atlantis Gene and salvage the fate of the human race. To do so, she must travel across Europe to northern Africa and Antarctica while tracing the origins of the plague through human history and past events, a journey easier for the reader to trace with this review of The Atlantis Plague. After journeying so far for the sake of mankind, Kate discovers shocking secrets about herself and her own past.