Finding the Inca’s lost City of Gold would be the discovery of a lifetime. But failing could mean her death... Archaeologist Matthew Connor and his friends Cal and Robyn are finally home after a dangerous retrieval expedition in India. While they succeeded in obtaining the priceless Pandu artifact they sought, it almost cost them their lives. Still, Matthew is ready for the next adventure. Yet when new intel surfaces indicating the possible location of the legendary City of Gold, Matthew is hesitant to embark on the quest.
Not only is the evidence questionable but it means looking for the lost city of Paititi far away from where other explorers have concentrated their efforts. As appealing as making the discovery would be, it’s just too risky. But when Cal’s girlfriend, Sophie, is abducted by Matthew’s old nemesis who is dead-set on acquiring the Pandu statue, Matthew may be forced into action. Saving Sophie’s life means either breaking into the Royal Ontario Museum to steal the relic or offering up something no one in his or her right mind can refuse--the City of Gold.
Now Matthew and his two closest friends have to find a city and a treasure that have been lost for centuries. And they only have seven days to do it. As they race against the clock, they quickly discover that the streets they seek aren’t actually paved with gold, but with blood.
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Action-adventure books for the mystery lover.
Does treasure hunting excite you?
What about the thought of traveling the globe and exploring remote regions to uncover legends that the world has all but forgotten?
If so, strap yourself in for an adventure with modern-day archaeologist Matthew Connor and his two closest friends. Indiana Jones meets the twenty-first century.
This is the perfect book series for fans of Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, National Treasure, and The Relic Hunter.
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CAROLYN ARNOLD is an international best-selling and award-winning author, as well as a speaker, teacher, and inspirational mentor. She has four continuing fiction series—Detective Madison Knight, Brandon Fisher FBI, McKinley Mysteries, and Matthew Connor Adventures—and has written nearly thirty books. Her genre diversity offers her readers everything from cozy to hard-boiled mysteries, and thrillers to action adventures.Both her female detective and FBI profiler series have been praised by those in law enforcement as being accurate and entertaining, leading her to adopt the trademark: POLICE PROCEDURALS RESPECTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT™.
Carolyn was born in a small town and enjoys spending time outdoors, but she also loves the lights of a big city. Grounded by her roots and lifted by her dreams, her overactive imagination insists that she tell her stories. Her intention is to touch the hearts of millions with her books, to entertain, inspire, and empower.
She currently lives just west of Toronto with her husband and beagle and is a member of Crime Writers of Canada.
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I'd be heading straight for Egypt. I have always had a great interest.
ReplyDeleteI think Egypt would be fascinating, but I also think some place like greece would be too.
ReplyDeleteI would love to explore the Cueva Victoria cave in Murcia Province, Spain. I would love a glimpse into European history.
ReplyDeleteIf I were an Archaeologist, I would love to explore Egypt and Morocco. So much history that simply isn't written in books that would awesome to find.
ReplyDeleteI would like to explore the My Son (Mỹ Sơn) Sanctuary (Vietnam)
ReplyDeleteIf I were an archaeologist I would love to explore the divination shrines of Armenia because I've always been curious about divination!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to head to Iraq or Syria and keep everyone's hands off my sites.
ReplyDeleteI'd head to China, lots of history to discover
ReplyDeleteI would love to explore Egypt because ever since I was a kid I was fascinated by Egypt.
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I would love to go and uncover part of the old Roman road in Italy - so peaceful and amazing!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to be an explore Africa particularly around Egypt Rosanne
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to explore South America. Particularly Mayan Ruins.
ReplyDeleteI would like to explore Egypt. I feel like there is a lot of history and lot to find there.
ReplyDeleteIf I was an Archaeologist I would like to explore deep into the Amazon to see if I can be the first to uncover an undiscovered civilization.
ReplyDeleteI would head out to the American Southwest and Mexico as I feel there is much there yet to be discovered about America's past.
ReplyDeletei would love to go to Caral because it has 6 pyramids there and it would be very interesting
ReplyDeleteI would love to explore in Australia if I were an archeologist.
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