Candace G. (Ogre) reviewed on + 1568 more book reviews
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An alien pyramid has appeared on Earth, squatting in the middle of Chicago. It is growing, destroying the city as it does--and nothing seems able to stop it, not even the U.S. military. Somehow, the alien device is snatching people and--for unknown reasons--transporting them into worlds of mythology. Dr. Lukacs is one of the victims. Granted, he's an expert on mythology. But myths are not something he'd thought to encounter personally--or wanted to . . .
Sure, he has a couple tough paratroopers along with him, as well as a blonde Amazon biologist (Actually she's South African, not Amazon.) Unfortunately, the paratroopers' modern weapons don't work, and the Greek gods are out to kill them all.
Well, they do have Medea and Arachne and the Sphinx on their side--both Sphinxes, actually, the Greek version as well as the Egyptian one. And at least some of the Egyptian gods seem friendly . . . but that can be a very mixed blessing . . . and whatever you do----Don't mention dwarf tossing!
A slap happy romp.
Sure, he has a couple tough paratroopers along with him, as well as a blonde Amazon biologist (Actually she's South African, not Amazon.) Unfortunately, the paratroopers' modern weapons don't work, and the Greek gods are out to kill them all.
Well, they do have Medea and Arachne and the Sphinx on their side--both Sphinxes, actually, the Greek version as well as the Egyptian one. And at least some of the Egyptian gods seem friendly . . . but that can be a very mixed blessing . . . and whatever you do----Don't mention dwarf tossing!
A slap happy romp.
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