Olivermagnus's Reviews > Antarctica Station

Dr. Laura Reynolds had a job she loved until she lost it all. She saw a colleague stealing medical drugs and he framed her for it. Unfairly found guilty, stripped of her career, and facing jail, Laura is approached by a firm offering her a job working at their remote facility in Antarctica. It's her only chance to practice medicine again, so she agrees. She is contacted by the FBI who wants her to spy on her new employer. She travels to Antarctica, where she has agreed to collect information for the government. When she starts to investigate, she realizes that things are definitely not what they seem.

This book had a lot of things I should have enjoyed, including secret facilities in Antarctica, cryo/stasis pods, artificial intelligence, a probable apocalypse, and a surprising twist that completely changed my understanding of what was going on in the story.

While the premise was interesting, I didn't enjoy the book as much as I expected. There was absolutely no chemistry between the main characters, and the end seemed rushed, especially since thirty percent of the book seemed to be Laura talking to her transport vehicle. This was my first book by this author, and I would definitely do more research before reading another one of his books.