Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #652212 in Books
• Published on: 1996-06-10
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 256 pages

Synopsis
Success with the paranormal has never been exactly predictable, but in this case, Mulder and Scully, FBI, are about to find out what failure really means.

Customer Reviews

Overall a solid piece of fiction
This is the second X-Files title that i've read, the first being "Antibodies". In "Ground Zero" the author demonstrates clear understanding/opinion into Mulder and Scully's relationship and their interdependance on one another. This is presented is a fairly stylised yet believable manner, with both characters existing as seeminlg intellignet entities, not merely as narrative devices, as in "Antibodies". So, if you're a fan of the relationship between Mulder and Scully, this title shouldn't dissapoint. The plot and characters themselves are not quite as compelling as those in "Antibodies", but the overall effect is one of a good, solid and genuinely ambitious storyline. This novel certainly does not have the gritty realism it could have, but makes for a nice few days' reading nonetheless. Recommended.

Excellent work of possible non-fiction!!
This is one of the best X Files books that I have read and when you listen to the tape read by Gillian Anderson, you are right on that atomic island! Buy it for all your friends - they will be 100% intrigued!

A great 'X-Files' novel
This was a really good novel, especially if you're an X-Files fan.