
Ancient Deceptions Was Another Great Adventure
4.25 out of 5 stars
This isn’t the first book in this series that I’ve read – but I also haven’t read them all which is abnormal for me. Just like I mentioned in my review of Ancient Echoes – this was thrilling from beginning to end. I think that Pence has gotten even better in her pacing. This one had me on the edge of my seat throughout.
I know that I’m missing books 2 and 3, but these are written in a way that you can just pick up almost anywhere. I like that I didn’t have to get “caught up” and that Pence didn’t spend a ton of time going over old details of things I either missed or things that were important to Michael Rempart’s character development.
Ancient Deceptions would rival any of the other adventure-driven stories that I’ve read, including as mentioned before Preston & Child, along with lots of other great ones (Indiana Jones for example). I think that the back and forth between now and the past made this one stand out to me because it felt like I was learning things as the characters are learning about them. That always makes me a happier reader.
Pence has this way of keeping me intrigued until the very end. This book was no different – I was there for it all and enjoyed almost every second of it.
Add in the narration by Bolton Marsh, who does a great job of “becoming” Rempart. And you’ve got a great story, great characters, and one that’s well-told!
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