The Forbidden Tomb

De: Chris Kuzneski

Narrado por: Andy Caploe

The treasure

For nearly 2000 years, the legendary tomb of Alexander the Great -and the extraordinary riches concealed within - has remained undiscovered, but recent events may hold the key to locating the fabled vault. Only one team has what it takes to solve the mystery that has plagued historians for centuries.

The mission

The Hunters - an elite group assembled by an enigmatic billionaire to locate the world's greatest treasures - are tasked with finding the tomb. Following clues to Alexandria, they encounter hostile forces that will do anything to stop them. Before long, the treasure hunt becomes a deadly rescue mission that will take the lives of hundreds and leave a city in ruins.

The Prize

As the danger continues to mount, will they rise to the challenge? Or will the team be killed before they find the ultimate prize?

©2014 Chris Kuzneski, Inc. (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Well researched, well thought out, excellent character and story development

I thought this was an excellent story, flowed well, I am a bicycle commuter, and after having listened to everything available from Clive Cussler, I found this to be an excellent sequel

Fun story and narration

Don't trust the negative reviews. Love this series. more please. McNutt is my favorite. ........

Awesome

Another great book in a another great series. can't wait for the next book.

Edge of seat action packed from page one!!!!

Why I’m not a history buff, the educational part was very intriguing. Andy Caploe is amazing! When he does Sarah it reminds me of a spoiled brat of which she ain’t by far! I love it! I can’t wait to start the next book in this series!! Chris Kuzneski you ROCK man!!

The narrator escaped from Warner Bros

Any additional comments?

I found the narrator incredibly distracting, mostly because all of the characters were caricatures. The women sounded like men in drag, the tough guys sounded like Popeye, the Marine sounded like Scooby Dum, etc...

Hate/love relationship with this audio book

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

No, but I found it surprisingly hard to not finish. The central plot revolves around an ancient mystery, and I found I'd been hooked.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Not suspenseful to me, but I got intensely curious about who the "baddies" were. Unfortunately, I had a lot of trouble believing that the main characters were endangered when they were supposed to be -- you never worry much about the Road Runner no matter HOW fiendish Wile E. Coyote is being.

What didn’t you like about Andy Caploe’s performance?

Andy tried too hard. He portrayed the characters as stereotypes. For example, one of the main female characters sounded like a New York "Valley Girl" and one of the main male characters sounded like a stereotypical "dumba-- Marine." I resent both these stereotypes, and that definitely irritated me throughout the book. In all fairness, though, the characters were pretty stereotypical anyway, so perhaps Andy's not entirely to blame.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Yes...it'd be a decent 120 minutes' entertainment, maybe with Clooney as the leading man. Subject to one condition: I wouldn't see the movie if I'd already read or heard the book. Again, the main point for me was finding who the bad guys were and their motivation.

Any additional comments?

Could have been a lot shorter, plot complexities notwithstanding.

Surprisingly good!<br />

The first book I have experienced by this author, I was fascinated by the intrigueing story line and the depth of the characters. The narrator did a superb job of portraying both male and female voices.