Back Cover: Keeping the secret of the bones
could leave Jack with blood on his hands.
After his many adventures, Jack Hawthorne
has finally settled down. Married to Epsy, and with two sons, he’s content to
live the life of a mild-mannered university professor. That all changes when
someone discovers the secret of the prophet’s bones Jack buried in the desert
thirteen years ago. With just a single phone call, Jack’s back on the run...
with even more at stake than ever before. Determine not to risk the lives of
his family, he knows the only way to finally be safe is to deliver the bones
once and for all.
Except they aren’t there. Someone got to
the unmarked grave in the Australian outback first, leaving Jack and Espy
empty-handed. Desperate, the two begin another globe-spanning race, following
the tiniest of clues, to find the one thing that will either save their family
or tear apart everything they hold dear.
Review: Everyone loves a good adventure
story. The more nail-biting, squirm-inducing it is...the better. I’ve read some
pretty amazing adventure/thrillers from Frank Peretti and Tim Downs, just to
name two authors. To be honest, “Blood and Bone” didn’t quite hit the mark for
me. The third book of a series (Elisha’s
Bones and Serpent of Moses were the previous two books), “Blood and Bone”
failed to hold my attention. I found that I was more told the story than shown
it. There was a lot of action in this book, but I felt like an outsider and not
that I was part of the story. I failed to become engaged. For fear of sounding
to harsh, this was not a bad book. The plot was a good.... clever and well
thought out...and there were some scenes in the novel that were very engaging. You
can tell that the author has a passion and genuine interest in archeology that is
quite fascinating.
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