"Lang has the right moves and the action is credible." Publishers Weekly The international setting and fast-paced action grip, and fortunately, Loomis's convincing protagonist possesses the intelligence and emotional depth to carry the reader . . . [Readers] looking to repeat The Da Vinci Code experience will be satisfied. Publishers Weekly, for THE PEGASUS SECRET"More intrigue and suspense than in The Da Vinci Code!" Robert J. Randisi, author of Blood of Angels, for THE PEGASUS SECRET"An intelligent, fast-paced, riveting thriller with an explosive ending. A great debut novel." Fresh Fiction, for THE PEGASUS SECRET"Dan Brown's fans will find THE JULIAN SECRET a delight." I LOVE A MYSTERY, for THE JULIAN SECRET "Another thrilling, action-packed adventure for Lang Reilly!" Fresh Fiction, for THE SINAI SECRET"Thriller fans will appreciate Gregg Loomis as it is no secret that he provides breathtaking novels. Midwest Book About the AuthorGregg Loomis is an American author of thrillers, including the popular Lang Reilly series. He has also written several short stories and was a nominee for Writer of the Year-Fiction by the Georgia Writers Association. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Loomis spent his youth traveling the world, and has worked as a commercial pilot, a racecar driver, and a lawyer specializing in commercial litigation. Loomis now writes and practices law in Atlanta. Over half a million copies of his books are in print, and many have been translated into multiple foreign languages. how much do product designers make The Cathar Secret: [A Lang Reilly Thriller] (Lang Reilly Thrillers)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. An Unexpected surpriseBy Preston+ Child's biggest fanThis was my first. novel by Loomis. I was impressed by his writing style and excellent use of literary prose. The plot was very unique and the action,while not terribly thrilling was captivating. Lang is interesting and makes a good protagonist. The character development t is not too deep but the plot really doesn't require too much detail.. It s an easy read and did not have all the fluff some.other authors are beginning to use., like references to status symbols designer clothes hornet food refernces- honestly, who cares! good job Loomis!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Good Installment....ButBy Gary L. RichardsonI have been reading all of the Lang Reilly books in order. I have enjoyed all including this one....but this one seemed a little thinner than its predecessors. The previous works had a little more meat in the story and the thrills were a little better. It is almost like the author got a little bored. The story is still good to be sure.....but I would not use the word "great" like I would with the others......don't let it put you off though....0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Bit of Editing Would Improve a Good BookBy Charles R. DooleyWhile I like the general story lines of Mr. Loomis' books, I find he spends far too much time explaining the story lead's, Lang and Gurt, background. As the Lang and Gurt books are a collection, perhaps that would be better covered in a prologue. I enjoy Gurt's struggle with American idiom and appreciate the implied rather than explicit sex.