A fast-paced thriller. .. Alten gives a scientific twist to an old, enduring myth.. .. Michael Crichton meets Dan Brown beneath the waves of Loch Ness.

Praise for Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror An adrenaline-pumping thriller.

Praise for Domain A chilling, deeply researched peek into our ancient past. Jarring, frightening, thrilling. .. What more could you ask?

Praise for The Loch With The Loch, Steve Alten combines meticulous research with riveting storytelling to craft a new genre—the historical science fiction thriller.

The. .. plot. .. point[s] to this being a solid YA thriller and it might greatly appeal to YA readers interested in a different kind of superhero.

Sometimes it’s the books with the weirdest premises that turn out to be the best ones. This one certainly is. Steve Alten serves up another of his fast-paced thrill rides that is so good, it makes it impossible to do anything else.. .. It’s a magnificent feeling to find a book that you hate to put down. Then again, Steve’s writing has always done that for me.. .. The science is uber-complex but Steve makes it understandable and fun on a layman’s level.. .. Don’t pass this book up because it’s ‘something that you would not normally read’. If you do then you are missing out on an author who has that 'grab the reader' gift that so many claim, yet few actually possess.

The Loch is a compelling page-turner. I couldn’t put it down. Steve Alten has proven to be a literary master of the abyss.

With the storytelling sensibilities of Crichton and Cussler, Alten sure knows how to write a thriller.

Praise for Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror

An adrenaline-pumping thriller.