The Secret of the King's Tomb

A Richard Halliburton Adventure, Book 1

De: Garrett Drake

Narrado por: Dwight Kuhlman

A deep secret that only one man knew...until the whole world found out.

Richard Halliburton, the world famous travel writer and explorer in the early 1920s and 1930s, embarked on a journey to explore the world. But he found much more than he ever imagined - and far more than he ever told.

Following the end of World War I, the German Reichswehr set out on an ambitious - and unconventional - expedition to rebuild the military’s war chest beyond the auspices of the restrictive Treaty of Versailles. But when U.S. Army intelligence got wind of what the Reichswehr was doing, action was required. And Richard Halliburton was the man drafted into service.

Join Halliburton on this pulse-pounding adventure in his race to stop the Germans from uncovering one of the greatest artifacts - and secrets - in Egyptian history.

If you love the Indiana Jones franchise, Clive Cussler, or Dan Brown, you’re sure to enjoy this new series from Garrett Drake.

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Worthwhile!

I grew up reading the real Richard Halliburton books so this work of fiction was a pleasure to read. The narrator needs to be reconsidered in future books as his attempts at a German and Egyptian accent were so bad it was laughable. Other than that the story allowed me to go back in time to when such adventures really took place.

A great simple story w/ the feel of Indiana Jones

The Secret of the King's Tomb was great fun and just what I was in the mood for. After reading dozens of the post apocalypse novels and adventure stories with "antiheros than heros," this book came through with an almost reluctant hero who carefully and humorously saved the day.

It is so nice to have a hero with integrity and intelligence.

Great fun in an Indiana Jones or Errol Flynn style

This is bk 1. MC Richard Halliburton begins as a rather inexperienced adventurer. Thankfully his character develops and he makes smarter decisions as he gains experience.Each bk sees Richard growing in this way, containing new “daring” adventures. The action moves quickly and is appropriate for YA through adult. My husband and I simply sit back and enjoy the ride. We own all 4 audios in the series. Narration is excellent in each.

Dull and

narrated poorly it is dull story is childish. H ave done my best to try and finish it but at chapter 12 I give up.

Awful

Painful to listen to. A chore to get through. Cannot recommend it. Narration very slow and tedious.