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I found Pandora a very entertaining, suspenseful horror. When I read the blurb, it drew my interest; and the storyline did not disappoint. The Emerald Rose is a cruise ship where vacationers go to relax and have fun. Instead, what they find is horror in the shape of an evil entity known as Watcher. When the ship goes off the grid and then mysteriously reappears, a valiant, gun-toting team, along with a hesitant doctor, is assembled to investigate what happened to everyone and bring it to shore. Of all the ones that go in, how many will make it out?

Joshua Grant is a talented horror writer. He knows how to bring everything and everyone to life with his brilliant details; and the characters are so believable. You'll get a lot of POV's, but there is so much going on, it's necessary to know what each of the main characters is thinking. And yet, it doesn't jar the storyline in any way. This book reminds me of the movie, 'Leviathan'. And I would love to Pandora made into a movie.


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Pandora The Organization Book 1 eBook Joshua Grant Ari Bach Reviews

Outstanding! Very well written! Pandora grips you and pulls you in and holds you tight. I can’t wait to read the next in the series...Jericho.
I found this first book by Joshua Grant to be very engaging. The story has enough action, suspense, mystery and horror to keep any reader wanting to see what the next chapter holds. I am looking forward to reading his next book.
I bought this book on the recommendation of some family members, even though I'm not normally a fan of the horror/sci-fi genre. But this book was very captivating and interesting to read. I liked the character development this new author used, and the plot twists kept things intriguing. Hard to put this book down, once you start reading it. I highly recommend it!
I liked the premise and the overarching potential of the plot. I disliked how the characters fit the typical stereotypes and said the same old cliches over and over. It's a good, quick read for anyone on a plane or - dare I say - a cruise.
This was easily my favorite book of the year. Once I started reading it, I had a difficult time setting it aside to do things like eat and sleep and work. The story had lots of twists and turns which made for a terribly suspenseful read. The characters were very well-developed, the dialogue was smart, and the premise of the entire book was entirely unique and clever. I really can't wait for the sequel because I've had such a book hangover since I finished this story 2 days ago. I highly recommend reading this, but not before bed. You might have nightmares. I mean, I didn't of course. Pfttt. No way. But, some people might.
When I first read the blurb for Pandora, I knew that it was going to be the ideal read for me. I’m a huge fan of all things that go bump in the night and Josh Grant doesn’t disappoint! This tale had elements of the movies, The Thing, Event Horizon AND the video game Dead Space.

Set aboard a decimated cruise ship, the reader is automatically plunged into a heart-pounding thrill ride within the first few pages and simply reading the prologue, I was immediately drawn in and knew I would be up late reading this one!

I enjoyed the plot, the characters, the action, the conspiracy and even the sharp twist at the end that I wasn’t expecting.

There are many character POVs, which I personally enjoy as a reader, but for the most part Josh puts you in Dr. Aubrey Pittenger and Julian Eduardo’s perspectives as they battle an ungodly evil, Watcher, in the run for their lives. I thought it was unique and interesting to be inside Watcher’s mind too, and it gave the story a distinctive element. Josh did a great job building the scenes, I literally felt like I was there, as he was very descriptive in his details aboard the damaged, Emerald Rose. I loved the suspense and the action that had me on edge through the whole book. I enjoyed the references to shows and movies, the humor and the history behind the existence of Watcher. I found it fascinated that Josh weaved such an elaborate tale. I was also pleased by the romance that developed, but not surprised, and I thought it added a great element to the story and character development. Gabe was well portrayed too and Mac. It was funny and creepy and I loved it!

I give this book 5 stars as it hit on every aspect of a great horror story in my opinion. It had suspense, drama, horror and loads of action. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
A horror. A cruise ship has gone missing, effectively having disappeared for a week, then it reappears, but no messages come from it. A team is sent out to find out what has happened, but there is an immediate problem in that their helicopter crashes, which means they have no obvious way off the ship. The passengers are missing, the ship's radios do not work, then bodies are found. Something is killing whatever it meets and is not letting information out. Can't go any further without spoiling, except to say that our team spends a lot of time going hither and thither trying to evade monsters, they expend a lot of bullets, and see some fairly horrible monsters. The descriptions are reasonably gory/horrible, but that is what you expect in a horror. The writing and presentation are clear, some of the characters are plausible (some don't last long enough) and the scenario is well described. I had two issues that stop the fifth star. The prologue has foreshadowing of the horror. Sorry, but someone on a cruise ship will not "sense" problems. Unless he sees or hears something, he is on a cruise. The second is that some of the action is contrived to justify more horror. Two examples. You know about the horrors, you see something sitting there that does not make sense. What do you do? I would assume the worst. Second, you have just laid low a terrible monster, but you know they regenerate, so what do you do? Me, I would run (which is what the characters were trying to do anyway) but no, why not stand around doing nothing and have a conversation so as to let the monster have another go at you. Sorry, but that for me is too contrived. But for horror readers this may seem a bit irrelevant. If you like horror stories, this is well worth reading.
I found Pandora a very entertaining, suspenseful horror. When I read the blurb, it drew my interest; and the storyline did not disappoint. The Emerald Rose is a cruise ship where vacationers go to relax and have fun. Instead, what they find is horror in the shape of an evil entity known as Watcher. When the ship goes off the grid and then mysteriously reappears, a valiant, gun-toting team, along with a hesitant doctor, is assembled to investigate what happened to everyone and bring it to shore. Of all the ones that go in, how many will make it out?

Joshua Grant is a talented horror writer. He knows how to bring everything and everyone to life with his brilliant details; and the characters are so believable. You'll get a lot of POV's, but there is so much going on, it's necessary to know what each of the main characters is thinking. And yet, it doesn't jar the storyline in any way. This book reminds me of the movie, 'Leviathan'. And I would love to Pandora made into a movie.