“Forbidden Island” is a novel by Jeremy Robinson that promises an exciting and thrilling adventure story but ultimately fails to deliver. While the premise of the story is interesting, the execution and characters fall flat, making it an average read.

The plot of the novel revolves around a team of scientists who are sent to investigate a mysterious island in the South Pacific that has suddenly emerged from the ocean. However, once they arrive on the island, they quickly realize that something sinister is afoot, and they must fight to survive against dangerous creatures and ancient technology.

The characters in the novel are one-dimensional and lack depth. The main protagonist, Mark Hawkins, is a typical action hero with little to no backstory, making it difficult to connect with him on a personal level. The other characters are also underdeveloped, and their actions and motivations often feel forced or unrealistic.

The writing style is average at best, with Robinson failing to fully engage the reader and create a compelling story. While there are some moments of excitement and suspense, they are few and far between, leaving the reader feeling uninvested in the outcome.

Overall, “Forbidden Island” is a mediocre adventure novel that fails to live up to its potential. While it may be an enjoyable read for some, it falls short in terms of character development and writing style.