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 The Trench
Newest Review: ... Alten develops skilfully. Jonas Taylor also progresses as a character, with information from the past book being used at the ... more  ... same time. There are many plot twists and turns that if I were to reveal, would spoil the book. Let us leave it saying there is a lot of double-crossing and things happen that you would not guess would happen. The ending is suitable for the novel and leaves a lot of scope for development. Let's also say that 'Meg' was good, but 'The Trench' is better.
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The Trench: A sequel that is better than the original? (309 words)
by - written on 16/09/00 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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This is Steve Alten’s second novel and it is the sequel to his first, ‘Meg’. This one begins a little while after the first one left off. Jonas Taylor was a scientist, haunted by Meg, but when he managed to kill it and trap its offspring, he became a worldwide celebrity. However, he soon finds himself as a co-defendant in a lawsuit brought by the families of those killed by Meg, the huge shark. The Tanaka Institute, where Meg’s offspring is being held, is forced into bankruptcy and has to take the help of Geo-Tech Industries, run by Benedict Singer. Singer has his own agenda and he wants Jonas to go back into the deep waters of ... Read the complete review
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