There is
just something fun and exciting about an adventure story that is really
enjoyable. This is another great story
in the Jack Hawthorne Adventure Series! In
Serpent of Moses the story starts
seemingly at the end. Jack has found the
artifact a London antiquities dealer sent him to retrieve. Unfortunately for Jack, the Israeli government
wants to regain a piece of Jewish history that was thought to have been
destroyed thousands of years ago. (A
stretch of Biblical interpretation regards the staff that Moses held up to heal
his people that some might take exception to).
Jack disappears and his
longsuffering, semi-girlfriend decides she and her brother need to find him. Not really knowing where he was, they start
off on a world tour, enlisting the help of Jack’s ex-CIA friend Duckey, to try
to track Jack down. Libyan agents,
Israeli Mossad, an Egyptian mercenary, and a Briton with an ax to grind are all
in the mix.
I would
really recommend reading the first book in the series, Elisha’s Bones. This book
can be read without having read of the first book, however, part of the story
line is better understood if you read the other book first. Both are fun, enjoyable stories.
I received
this book free of charge from Bethany House Publishers in exchange for an
honest review.
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