Reviews

"[Hunger is] a wicked step-child of King and Del Toro. Lock your windows and bolt your doors. [Robinson, writing as] Jeremiah Knight, imagines the post-apocalypse like no one else." --The Novel Blog "Robinson writes compelling thrillers, made all the more entertain-ing by the way he incorporates aspects of pop culture into the action." --Booklist "Project 731 is a must. Jeremy Robinson just keeps getting better with every new adventure and monster he creates." --Suspense Magazine "Robinson is known for his great thrillers, and [with XOM-B] he has written a novel that will be in contention for various science fiction awards at the end of the year. Robinson continues to amaze with his active imagination." --Booklist "Robinson puts his distinctive mark on Michael Crichton territory with [Island 731], a terrifying present-day riff on The Island of Dr. Moreau. Action and scientific explanation are appropriately proportioned, making this one of the best Jurassic Park successors." --Publisher's Weekly Starred Review "[Jeremy Robinson's SecondWorld is] a brisk thriller with neatly timed action sequences, snappy dialogue and the ultimate sympathetic figure in a badly burned little girl with a fighting spirit... The Nazis are determined to have the last gruesome laugh in this efficient doomsday thriller." --Kirkus Reviews "Jeremy Robinson is the next James Rollins." --Chris Kuzneski, NY Times bestselling author of The Einstein Pursuit