A review by lakecake
Blasphemy by Douglas Preston

2.0

Blasphemy had a really good premise, but lost a bit in the execution. The characters were really underdeveloped stereotypes and their actions were pretty predictable because of it. I wish Preston had taken this in a different direction. I had suspicions about the ending from the first twist (don't want to give anything away) but I was hoping I was wrong and the explanation would be more supernatural.