Grandes buques y superpetroleros desaparecen de los mares sin dejar rastro.Ni siquiera los mayores ejércitos mundiales consiguen frenar estos virulentos ataques.Sólo Jack Collins Coronel al mando del Grupo Evento,Tiene una posibilidad de acabar con el Leviatán,el submarino dotado con armamento nuclear,pilotado por una extraña tripulación de aspecto casi extraterrestre,que está reclamando los océanos en el nombre de una criatura sólo presente en mitos y leyendas. Jack Collins y su equipo deben encontrar la forma de colarse en el gran submarino oculto en la fosa más profunda conocida por el hombre.Con apenas tiempo para maniobrar el equipo logra entrar en la guarida de unos seres tan hermosos como aterradores... y letales.

This series comes with a lot of twists and turns. I am in awe of David Golemon. His imagination knows no bounds. He writes in a way that you feel this might be possible. This book was no exception. He took Jules Verne and made it more and better! Loved every minute of this thrilling nail biting ride! ( )

im reading all of the series, im on 6 already lovin it ( )

Leviathan by David L. Golemon is the fourth novel in his Events Group series. After a prologue set back in time which touches on several historical events, we are in the present day and the ships of the world are under attack. The Event Group has been pulled into the fray and must find the answers to stop the conflict.

This time Golemon has taken his inspiration from literature. In the prologue, The Count of Monte Cristo inspires the setting in a French Prison in 1802. Most of the novel, however, is inspired by Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, with Golemon recasting Verne's characters and taking what was Verne's Nautilus forward through time, now as the Leviathan.

The series is all about escapism and entertainment - science fiction mixed in to an action/adventure novel. Leviathan is a much stronger book in the Events Group series than the previous novel, Ancients. I felt that the plot and action were more carefully conceived and planned out. While you still need to read the series in order to know and have a deeper understanding of all the characters, Golemon did do some added character development this time around, adding a little depth to several of his recurring characters.

All in all this was a strong addition to the Events Group series.
Highly Recommended; http://shetreadssoftly.blogspot.com/
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Not the best but still a good read. ( )