The Atlantis Riddle
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Publisher Description
ANCIENT SECRETS ARE SOMETIMES BURIED FOR A REASON
In 1914, Thomas Edison watches as his West Orange laboratory burns to the ground. As he surveys the fire, consuming his life's work, he touches an ancient artifact in his pocket, and smiles.
Sixty years later, an Army SOG team recovers a cache of North Vietnamese intelligence, and discovers among the documents an identical artifact. The find becomes the foundation of a vast and powerful smuggling empire.
Today, someone is after both artifacts, and the secret they may reveal—the existence and location of the fabled lost city of Atlantis.
Dr. Dan Kotler—Archaeologist, Polymath, and occasional FBI Consultant—returns, alongside his partner, Agent Roland Denzel. Together they race to discover the truth behind two artifacts with a long and bloody history.
Can they solve the Atlantis Riddle, and recover a trove of Edison's lost treasures, before it all falls into the wrong hands?
THE SECOND BOOK OF THE DAN KOTLER ARCHAEOLOGICAL THRILLERS
Customer Reviews
Archeologica adventure
This book has a bit of everything for everyone. It is a bit of crime, adventure, even touch of speculative fiction. Maybe it is not very original on the character structure (there is the professional FBI agent and there is the civilian “consultant”, you cannot go wrong with that) but the plot is entertaining and the writing style pleasant. I consider an added bonus that science and history are well researched and consistent within the book. Fair warning, it seems to be book 2 of a series but it does not feel like it, certainly it can be a stand-alone story so, if you do not know the author, I encourage you to give it a go.