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Hell's Aquarium (Meg)
Hell's Aquarium - Meg
Author: Steve Alten
The Philippine Sea Plate: — The most unexplored realm on the planet. Surrounded by subduction zones and no less than six abyssal gorges -- including the seven-mile-deep, 1,500 mile long Mariana Trench -- the sea is also home to an incredibly anomaly, for hidden beneath its primordial crust lies the remains of the Phantalassa, an ocean that...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9781935142041
ISBN-10: 1935142046
Publication Date: 5/19/2009
Pages: 448
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Publisher: Variance Publishing LLC
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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The Tanaka Institute located at the beautiful coast of Monterey, California, holds the most desired attraction for shark fans and therefore the most dangerous monster ever captured alive: Angel, the Carcharodon megalodon and her litter of five pups. Since the pups are getting too big for the aquarium and "casualties" have already happened, Jonas Taylor faces decisions on how to handle their space problem. The offer from Dubai to buy two of the pups and some submersibles comes just in time as the animals become more and more annoyed with each other. Maybe this will keep the activists threatening to boycott the aquarium away for a while.
He reluctantly agrees to send his young son David with the sharks to keep an eye on them and also to teach a group of pilots how to handle the submersibles.

David didn't anticipate that the main goal wasn't to get him as a teacher but rather get him into diving the depths of the dangerous Phantalassa. He is lured into the deep dive with more than the possibilty to never come back.

Jonas knowing what awaits his son deep down has to react when he learns his son's submersible is missing.

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What an adventure packed in a single book that easily could have been two books with two themes ! I couldn't get enough of the happenings in the Institute and on David's
excursion into the difficult to imagine depths of the ocean.
Having read all of the MEG books I easily say this one is the best of them all.
The pups are food for your nerves, never letting you sit back in your seat and relax. The book mostly keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering how crazy one would be about a movie and a movie it should be.

Meet old characters of the Taylor family and their closest friends and get to know the new generation of Taylors' and their friends, most certainly building the foundation for more dangerous adventures.

All I can say is, that I want more and already took out the older novels to re-read them again.

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I have to say this is one of the better books in the Meg series. It has nonstop action and a lot of twists and turns. I enjoyed reading this book and can't wait for the next one to come out.
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Wow! This was one of the more exciting Meg stories - so many shocks and a fun, new plot. Angel's pups are just fascinating! The pictures were a pleasant surprise. There were, however, a few minor editing errors that were a bit distracting, but otherwise it was a fun, exciting book - worth the wait! I can't wait to see what happens next - I am surprised and VERY pleased that the series is continuing on!


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