The Leviathan Effect

Praise for The Leviathan Effect Scary as heck. And entirely too plausible. ─San Jose Mercury News Weather geeks, rejoice. This one is for you. ─ Fort Worth Star-Telegram A treat for my fellow weather junkies: a thriller that takes the Day After Tomorrow concept of accelerated weather disasters a bit further. [Lilliefors] gets good marks for an intriguing story idea. ─ The Charlotte Observer Gripping.... Plotlines converge intriguingly under Lilliefors' brisk handling...Lilliefors has obviously done a fair amount of research - and he's come to some stark conclusions. ─ Open Letters Monthly Drawing on actual government experiments and projects, award-winning journalist Lilliefors convincingly sells the tale of natural disaster modification in the hands of a Russian mobster out to blackmail the U.S. government.... [A] suspenseful book with believable action and interesting science that will captivate weather buffs and fans of bioterrorism plots. ─ Library Journal [R]eads like a gathering storm -- which is, of course, the chief protagonist/antagonist throughout these pages ... [The book has] an immediate visual quality that shouts 'Make a Bruce Willis movie out of me.' ─The Advocate With THE LEVIATHAN EFFECT, [Lilliefors] has kicked it up several notches and created one of the best thrillers in years. Michael Crichton would be proud of how deftly he mixes science with suspense. ─BookReporter.com James Lilliefors succeeded in getting my attention with his first thriller, VIRAL.... His second thriller, THE LEVIATHAN EFFECT, is also grounded in the known--our weather--and uses nature's deadly disasters as a controlled means to terrorize the world. ─The Big Thrill The Mallory brothers appeared in the author's previous work, VIRAL, and it is possible that we will meet them again. Let us hope that Lilliefors wil