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title: "The Immortalists"
brand: "Kyle Mills"
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# The Immortalists

**Brand:** Kyle Mills
**Price:** AR$63177
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** The Immortalists by Kyle Mills
- **How much does it cost?** AR$63177 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

About the Author
        	
        	
        		
        			Kyle Mills is the New York Times bestselling author of ten books, including his award-winning The Second Horseman and Lords of Corruption. Growing up in Oregon as a Bureau Kid, Kyle absorbed an enormous amount of information about the FBI, which he incorporates into his novels. He and his wife live in Wyoming and enjoy rock climbing.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Not a masterpiece, but a good Holiday book
*by S***L on 3 June 2012*

In my opinion, Kyle Mills has written some excellent books in the past, as well as some more humdrum ones too.  This kind of sits in the middle; his take on the oft told tale of the quest for immortality.  The characters are a little one dimensional and the storyline is so swift that there are some obvious flaws in the narrative.  The end itself was a bit rushed in my view - there was certainly some room for expansion.  And don't expect a Michael Crichton-esque techno-thriller - in The Immortalists, things are what they are, without explanation. That said, it is an enjoyable enough read - it certainly isn't one of those books where you have to grit your teeth and force yourself to the end.A good book to read on a sun lounger where you can switch your brain off and chill, then not feel guilty about donating the book to the hotel library.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast paced, but a 'samey' storyline
*by C***S on 9 January 2012*

Again another cheap book to let me try out another author on my Kindle!I liked this but I didn't love it. The story is a little bit 'samey' with a youth serum being discovered and covered up (the conspiracy) and a dedicated doctor trying to find a cure for his sick daughter before she dies (the unlikely hero).The pace is nice and fast, and lots of things happen very quickly. Some new characters are brought in pretty quickly and established well. There's a few pieces in here which seem pretty unbelievable but hey it's fiction, so just go with the flow and enjoy the ride. I did find his wife a little bit lacking in character - too against there being a conspiracy at the start and then suddenly going with the action. The daughter felt a little bit sidelined through the story too. Some of the 'bad guys' were pretty good though - people with more money and power than scrupples!The end came a little abruptly, which is OK but it almost felt like a bit of a cop out.I'll definately try another book by this author. It's a good, fast-paced thriller. If the ending had been different and I'd felt a bit more 'pull' with some of the central characters, then it would have pushed this up to a 5/5!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It felt as if I was watching a movie.
*by T***H on 10 November 2012*

Reading this book was like watching a movie. The scenes were changed swiftly and every chapter finished with a cliff-hanger. That made me want to turn the pages. Only the prickling feeling of the over-tired eyes could peel me off the book, though reluctantly. I like the idea of finding a cure for progeria, the genetic disorder where a child rapidly age, an unnatural process. The story was gripping right from the start. The author had a special way of describing each character, including the child's suffering, spreading each character's emotions throughout the book. With this, I could relate to the father, who is the scientist, and the mother, who so desperately wanting to find a cure for their child and other children in the world. The search was only man-handled and being maneuvered by influential and wealthy people who want the cure only for themselves. The greed wasn't about acquiring more wealth, but the grasping for more years to live. The storyline was believable and possible. If you are looking for a story that is intelligent, action-packed and you could feel for the characters, read The Immortalists.

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