To the Center of the Earth

I liked the homage to Matt kerns, cameos or mentions from your main series characters gives us a little appreciation when we notice things from your other books and connect it to the same universe. I enjoyed the pacing, mystery, and it brought up a storyline I never explored before, a different world and different circumstance from beneath the dark ice. Harry wenton's character development was moving at nuclear speed. At first, he was just a dick, but he keeps growing on you, and you wonder how the experience molds him in sequels. I personally believe it was a missed opportunity. He had the money to fund the future expeditions and the opportunity to mature into a reasonable staple character, but I digress. I don't think you should have killed him, but it doesn't take away from the rest of the book. This nightmarish hell only showed just how underprepared they were. The scariest moment to me was the parasite plant. The toll on their body was highly executed in the description.