
The Condor Prophecy
The Hiram Kane Adventures, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Kenneth Bryant
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By:
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Steven Moore
About this listen
An uprising looms.
A revenge demanded by Inca Gods.
A prophecy must be fulfilled.
In the Andes searching for a lost Inca city, Hiram Kane's team is infiltrated by two different terrorist factions seeking legendary Inca gold to fund strikes against their enemy. The expedition devolves into the deadliest of treasure hunts and a lethal race against time. When the lives of Kane's loved ones are threatened, it becomes personal.
Catholics versus Incans. Kane must defeat them both.
Win, and he'll prevent a new holy war.
Lose, and the ancient prophecy will unleash catastrophe the world over.
©2017 Steven Moore (P)2017 Steven MooreWorth a listen
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fantastic
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Amazing!
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The audio book really brings the story to life and made the book that much more enjoyable. I can't wait for the third one to come out in audio now.
The Audiobook really brings the story to life.
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Twists to keep you listening
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First class
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While the story is compelling and interesting, many of its plot points are predictable as all hell. This is due in part to the author outright stating the intentions of characters, other times spoiling future events by outright saying things about what’s going to happen. Finally, there’s the writing that’s predictable in the usual way.
I’ve been listening at 2.05x speed and I feel as if I’ve spent the last week of my life listening to this audiobook. It’s unbelievably slow. I really want to talk about what this book does right and that’s…… uhhhhh…. well, it’s a book.
To be honest, had I not grown a fondness for the protagonist in the first 2 books in this series, I’d DNF this and recommend against it. But I really like the protagonist. He has a good head on his shoulders and I find it kinda amusing that he somehow always finds himself in these dangerous situations and always comes out on top.
I like the narrator quite a lot. The only issue I take with his narration is how he speaks for the character in an accent, but his internal monologue is without the accent. When the character actually has lines, it’s off-putting because he suddenly sounds completely different than you’ve been hearing of him up to that point.
NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.
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