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    The Bone Hunters

    Written by Robert J. Mrazek

    Narrated by Christopher Lane

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    The award-winning author of Valhalla brings back archaeologist Lexy Vaughan and retired Air Force officer Steve Macaulay, as they race to save a priceless discovery from disappearing forever.…

    One of the greatest archaeological finds of all time, Peking Man, the 780,000-year-old remains of our earliest known human ancestor, disappeared during World War II from a cargo ship bound for America.


    Now the Chinese government is fighting to keep a new religion from taking hold-a faith based on the belief that Peking Man is God. And they dispatch ruthless operatives to find and destroy the world's most priceless fossil.

    But the U.S. government has its own team on the hunt. From the mountains of Bavaria to the jungles of Central America and across the vast Pacific, Professor Barnaby Finchem, his brilliant protégé, Lexy Vaughan, and pilot Steve Macaulay will brave the wrath of nature and of man to win a race against unbridled tyranny.…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateDec 1, 2015
    ISBN9781491510216
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    Robert J. Mrazek

    Robert J. Mrazek is the author of the novels The Deadly Embrace, which won the W.Y. Boyd Prize for Excellence in Military Fiction from the American Library Association, Unholy Fire, and Stonewall’s Gold, winner of the Michael Shaara Prize for Best Civil War Novel of 1999. He is also the author of two works of nonfiction, To Kingdom Come, and A Dawn Like Thunder.

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    • 3/5
      I have not read Mr. Mrazek's first book, Valhalla. Yet this book can be read as a stand alone novel. Having not read the first book I have not established a relationship with Lexy Vaughan and Steve Macaulay yet. However I thought that they worked well together. They have a good working relationship. This is nice because sometimes when I jump right into a series without having established a relationship, either I don't connect very well with the characters or it takes me a while to feel that connection. I had neither problem with this book. What I did have a bit of an issue with is all of the ground work "dialect". It just seemed to go on and on and on. To quote one of the other characters in this book "This is all very interesting, but is there any way you could expedite your presentation". "I admire your diligence to detail, but there are other pressing matters on my agenda for today". Yet, with all of the talking, I did like this book. The story was intriguing and it still read as a fast read. I do have a copy of Valhalla and I will read it.