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The Feathered Serpent (A Hiram Kane Action Thriller)

The Hiram Kane Adventure Series, Book 5

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The Feathered Serpent (A Hiram Kane Action Thriller)

By: Steven Moore
Narrated by: Kenneth Bryant
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A Betrayed Archaeologist. A Ghost from the Past. A Dozen Worthy Sacrifices.

Expedition leader Hiram Kane is holed up in his native England recovering from wounds both physical and mental, when his family receives a mysterious anonymous letter that dredges up nightmares from the past. Could it also offer a ray of unexpected hope?

Across the globe beneath a forgotten Aztec pyramid, a disillusioned archaeology professor is about to unleash his wrath.

How? Brutally murdering a dozen innocent victims in an ancient sacrificial ritual.

When the modern and ancient worlds collide and the unhinged professor starts committing unimaginable blood-spilling atrocities on the adolescent virgins, Kane is forced to make an impossible choice.

Can he sacrifice the love of his life to save the innocent girls?

©2019 Steven Moore (P)2019 Steven Moore Action & Adventure Crime Thrillers Fiction International Mystery & Crime Mystery Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense Crime Adventure Ancient History Mexico Latin American
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I thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook and the narration was excellent. I would definitely recommend it.

A fantastic listen

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wow, after a letter leads him and his fiance to his long lost brother the 3 of them and their friends fight a psychopath to save young girls.

what a gripping, well written book whith fantastic narration. I was really there in my mind. will be looking for the rest of this series xxx

fantastic

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This is arguably the best book in this series so far. It’s longer than books 1 and 2, which allows for more setup and world-building. Unlike books 3 and 5, the setup doesn’t crawl along at a snail’s pace. It’s exciting and intense. The characters are in real, believable danger. There’s finally some character development. It’s everything the other books weren’t.

The narrator as always does an incredible job with narrating and accents. I’ll bring this up again because it’s no less annoying; I can’t stand how he does different accents for Hiram Kane’s internal Voice and his speaking voice. If he can do the accent, then he should do it for both so it’s less jarring when Hiram Kane speaks in a different accent than you hear for most of the novel.

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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I really enjoyed this story. Well written characters, and well paced. The secondary characters still had enough in them to make the twists and turns believable. It also built up on past experiences of the characters so it gets you wanting to read the books prior if like me you haven't read them before this. And I liked that. I will definitely be following this authors work from now on. We'll worth the time and effort

definitely listen or read

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Have just spent the Easter holiday afternoons in lock-down relaxing and listening to the Feathered Serpent. It was the first time I had actually listened to a Hiram Kane adventure, having previously read the other ones. It was very well read indeed by Kenneth Bryant, however, having read the others books, I had formed my own idea of how Hiram would sound, and of course he sounded completely different (better spoken) but I soon got used to it. The story was well thought out, the descriptions of the places in Mexico were excellent. Also it was good how we learnt about some of the characters hang ups and how their lives had been taken on certain paths because of their sometimes misconception of how others thought of them. I was so glad that Hiram was finally reunited with his brother Danny, the mystery of his disappearance having being a theme running through all the other books. A good read/listen throughout, it kept me interested all the way, and to the very last wondering how Hiram Kane was going to survive this one!

'Gripping Read/ Listen'

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