Mathew Reilly

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I have recently started readind mathew reilly's books. I am a great lover of action packed books and i think this writer is up there with the top, his imagination and detail is fantastic and his latest book contest is no exception. I suggest any one who likes action packed books to read this writer.

>>By Geoff Nicholson   (Tuesday, 11 Mar 2003 01:07)



I have read the first three books of Mathew Reilly (Tempel, ultimatum and Ice-station translated to dutch) and i loved reading his books, they are very detailed, with a lot of tention(i hope it is the correct word for it) and the story keeps you reading.In our library we only have these three books and i am now looking for newer books he wrote.
The nice thing also is he uses characters from the first book in the next and so on, so you already "know" the chararter however the story is completely different.

>>By John Engelen   (Tuesday, 11 Mar 2003 20:58)



I am only 12 but I enjoy his books a lot all of them action packed although it isnt really serious like tom clancys novels I think it is great

>>By johnX   (Thursday, 20 Mar 2003 03:37)



COULD SOME ONE TELL ME WHAT THE IS ULTIMATUM? I THOUGHT HE ONLY HAD AREA 7 ICE STATION TEMPLE AND CONTEST SO PLEASE FILL ME IN!!!!!!!!!!!!]

>>By bad   (Thursday, 20 Mar 2003 03:40)



Fab-u-lous!
just read temple and couldnt put it down, a most excellent read, and i am a girlie.
i know more about american military weapons than enough and should i ever need to use one i've had a brilliant teacher!
have just gone to find all the others and read them too, ASAP

>>By Tracey may   (Sunday, 23 Mar 2003 18:08)



I was reading Ice Station on my holiday in Spain, when I walked trough the city with my girlfriend and my parents I was reading, when I was sitting in the car I was reading, reading everywhere I could. My girlfriend thought I was crazy that I couldn't put down the book so se wanted to know what was so interesting about the book. When I finished it she started reading it and could not put it down too. You see, there's allot of shooting and 'man action' but girls will love it too.
I'm going to get the other books too.

>>By Ralph   (Monday, 24 Mar 2003 22:34)



i am 15 years old and am a girl, I love mathew reillys books!! they are the greatest and are packed with action galore which i like! my favourites ice station but the rest arnt to far behind!

>>By me   (Sunday, 13 Apr 2003 07:15)



I read all his books and am looking for more, nuff said
my 14 yr old cousin liked them as well (female)

>>By UKben   (Thursday, 24 Apr 2003 16:02)



i have read all of mathew reillys books he is a hell of a writer i havnt read the book that john mentioned though ultimatum whats that about i would like to know e-mail me at maddogg3166@aol.com if u want to chat about reilly or music or anything

>>By LIL Charlie   (Sunday, 25 May 2003 17:09)



Hi, Just finished Ice Station, best read in ages, did'nt want to put it down, could'nt wait to pick it up again. Excellent book I look forward to reading his other novels.

>>By Jedburgh   (Tuesday, 27 May 2003 20:10)



Mathew Reilly has been added to my list of must read authors. My first reading of his work was Area Seven, pure escapism and thoroughly enjoyed down to the last word.
Have now started reading Temple and looking forward already to purchasing a copy of Ice Station. Many, many thanks and well done.

>>By Mr Walter Brown   (Thursday, 3 Jul 2003 11:34)



I'v just read Tempel (dutch translation) and I think this is the worst book i've ever read. Jumping out a falling tank with a jetpack is so unrealistic as the rest of the book

>>By William   (Thursday, 10 Jul 2003 16:01)



i have read temple and contest and think they are both fantastic,sure they are o.t.t but they are pure escapism which is what i like.this writer delivers!

>>By iggy   (Friday, 11 Jul 2003 02:18)



im a mother of three small boys and sometimes need to get away from life what a great way to do .

>>By leonie   (Monday, 28 Jul 2003 12:37)



I made the mistake of reading Andy mcNab before reading MR's Area 7, and it seemed to show up MR's slight lack of attention to detail, or perhaps lack of experience in the field he writes about, though he didnt miss by much IMHO.

I do think MR's Area 7 was a good ride if reading him first before other more experienced Authors, and as he gets older, Im sure the small issues I found with Area 7 and its "abnormalities" in storyline, and detail will lift that 5-10% and make his books some of the "must read" action books in future.

>>By Head Shed   (Monday, 3 May 2004 11:17)



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