The Ark Files

Eden Black Archaeological Thrillers, Book 1

De: Luke Richardson

Narrado por: Claudia Campbell

A secret society...

An ancient manuscript...

One woman to save the world...

Professional treasure hunter EDEN BLACK is no stranger to action. After all, the artifacts she spends her life returning to their rightful owners aren’t always easy to access.

When Eden’s father dies in a plane crash, her life’s turned upside down. Grief turns to fear when she learns that it wasn't an accident. Everyone involved in an archaeological dig twenty years ago has met with a similar untimely end. Everyone that is, but Eden who was ten at the time.

When her father’s house is raided and burned to the ground, Eden’s forced into action. To learn the truth about her father’s death and save herself from sharing his fate, Eden must uncover the manuscript and expose its secrets once and for all.

But this time the world is watching, and not everyone is on her side.

THE ARK FILES is the first in a brand-new pulse-pounding archaeological thriller series by Luke Richardson. Fans of Dan Brown, Clive Cussler, and Ernest Dempsey will devour this in hours!

While THE ARK FILES has loads of conflict, chase scenes, fighting and suspense, there's no swearing, sex or gore.

©2022 Luke Richardson (P)2024 Luke Richardson

dragged. seemed like he was searching for action. nice plot twist.

Im tired of hearing about "man made climate change". its a farce and anyone not getting paid to promote it ... or un educated sheep... know this. spare me.

Great plot

I read a ton of books a year. Usually around 250 so I read well written books and at times not well written ones. This was VERY well done. I loved the characters and plot moved along at a great pace. I binged this book in 2.5 days. I told Luke to write faster! lol. Very enjoyable and entertaining read. I can't wait for the next one to come to audible in February. I only wish Baxter would be there too with Eden.

Disappointing

A Disappointing Read
This book left me feeling disappointed due to its overwhelming focus on action sequences, including gunplay and motor chases, at the expense of deeper intrigue and archaeological exploration. As someone who enjoys a blend of historical intrigue and suspense, I found that the book fell short of my expectations.
If you are a reader who appreciates high-octane adventures and relentless action, this book might appeal to you. However, for those like myself who anticipated a richer narrative filled with historical discoveries and intellectual challenges, this book may not meet your expectations.
While the fast-paced scenes may captivate some, the lack of substantial storyline and engaging archaeological content made it a less satisfying read for me.

I joyed the story just not the reader

The reader was boring. I fell asleep. She could talk about an ambush in the same tone as drinking a cup of tea.

Interesting plot

Overall an interesting story. Sort of an odd twist at the end but it works well for a set up of the series.

let’s have another chase

not a bad story but it did not need chase after chase and stolen this and that. over and over. lose the repetitious things go for the realy story line

It was boring

This book was so boring, I would leave the room while it was running and didn’t feel like I missed anything.