The exotic locales of James Rollins novels have emerged as a hybrid between imagination, research, and his extensive travels throughout the United States and Europe, as well as New Zealand, the South Pacific, China, Southeast Asia, Africa, Australia, and South America. This hands-on knowledge of medicine and science helps shape the research and scientific speculation that set James Rollins books apart.
He honed his storytelling skills early, spinning elaborate tales that were often at the heart of pranks played on his brothers and sisters.īefore he would set heroes and villains on harrowing adventures, Rollins embarked on a career in veterinary medicine, graduating from the University of Missouri and establishing a successful veterinary practice. Wells, and pulps such as The Shadow, The Spider, and The Avenger, James Rollins decided he wanted to be a writer. And the story is, well, a corker."Īs a boy immersed in the scientific adventures of Doc Savage, the wonders of Jules Verne and H.G. NPR calls his work "adventurous and enormously engrossing." and the New York Journal of Books had this to say: "If you're a fan of smart, entertaining adventure fiction, this is your summer beach read writ large.All the science, all the history, and all the locations are masterfully intertwined. The New York Times says that his "roguish charm comes from his efforts to persuade readers the story is credible real-life sources for his novel's science, history and geography." Rollins' rare blend of action, suspense, and knowledge was also mentioned by the Huffington Post, which stated that "After Crichton passed away in 2008 he clearly passed the baton to James Rollins, who like Crichton, is a renaissance man." Known for unveiling unseen worlds, scientific breakthroughs, and historical secrets, Rollins' knack for breakneck pacing and stunning originality has been hailed by critics and embraced by scores of millions of readers around the world. JAMES ROLLINS is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of international thrillers that have been translated into more than forty languages.
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