Shadow Zone

Written by Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen

Narrated by Jennifer Van Dyck

Deep below the deceptively beautiful waters of the Atlantic Ocean, guarded by hundreds of dolphins, lie the astonishing remains of a mysterious lost city much like the legendary Atlantis.

While mapping the ancient underwater metropolis of Marinth, marine architect Hannah Bryson makes a shocking discovery: She may have finally uncovered the truth about the once-glorious city’s mysterious demise. Marinth’s sudden disappearance has confounded scientists for years, but now, with the revelation of a key artifact, Hannah realizes that the long-buried city’s explosive secret could have dire consequences for the modern-day world.

But she isn’t the only one who realizes it. The artifact is hijacked, and Hannah stands alone between a power-hungry enemy and widespread destruction. Willing to form whatever alliance is necessary to regain control of this potentially world-changing weapon, Hannah joins forces with Nicholas Kirov, a loose cannon from her past who is now her best hope for survival. Together they will race to unravel Marinth’s last great secret in order to prevent a catastrophe of global proportions. And before the lethal game is over, Hannah will realize that nothing and no one is what she expected, not even the dolphins, who know so much more than anyone could imagine.

Shadow Zone is fast-paced and cutting edge. Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen have raised the bar again in this blood-pumping thrill ride.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Release date: Jul 20, 2010
• ISBN: 9781441884206

Iris Johansen

Iris Johansen is the author of over twenty novels - including Final Target, Body of Lies, No One to Trust, Dead Aim and Fatal Tide - and consistently hits the top end of the bestseller lists in America. She lives in Georgia, USA, where she is at work on a new novel.

Reviews for Shadow Zone

[NancyFuller · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I am enjoying this series of books. I particularly like the Iris and son combination in the writing. The followthrough between books are done well, I like the interesting characters, the lines, and the descriptions.

[repb_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

An odd story and a lot disjointed. It read like the two authors took turns writing different sections. I did not care for it at all.

[cmeilink_1 · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I've always been an Iris Johansen fan, but for me, this book fell a little short of the mark. The exploration of the ancient civilization of Marinth that had sunk to the bottom of the sea was intriguing, but the dialogue was elementary and the characters themselves were stilted and rather one-dimensional.