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books:

Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth (Indiana Jones)

16 reviews
Max McCoy

Bantam, 1997

Adventerous Book
This book was awsome! I loved how suspensful and thrilling it was! I just couldn't put it down! I would recomend this book to people who love an adventure!

Into the West

5 reviews
Max McCoy

Onyx, 2005

Into the West
This was a wonderful miniseries, so I was very excited to read the book. The book was GREAT! It followed very closely with the movie and gave more insight into the characters and story line. An easy and enjoyable read!

The Avenger Chronicles
Tom DeFalco, Joe Gentile, ...

Moonstone, 2008

Out of tragedy, a hero is born! In the roaring heart of the crucible, steel is made. In the raging flame of personal tragedy, men are sometimes forged into something more than human. Wealthy and successful at an early age, Richard Benson was preparing to enjoy a long and happy life with his family when crime took away his wife and young daughter. Once he was just a man, but now he is a machine of vengeance dedicated to the extermination of all ...

Indiana Jones and the Philosopher's Stone (Indiana Jones)

22 reviews
Max McCoy

Bantam, 1995

Just like the movies... Awesome!
I absolutely live this book, it had me from the beginning to the end! It was pure Indian Jones from the movies. It had the adventure, the mystery, the romance, and the Indy humor just like the movies. If they were to make a movie from one the book series it would be this one!

Indiana Jones and the Dinosaur Eggs (Indiana Jones)

15 reviews
Max McCoy

Bantam, 1996

An amazing adventure!
Amazing book!!!One hell of a ride!!!Almost as good as philosophers stone!If you love all things Indy:buy this book!

Hellfire Canyon

1 review
Max McCoy

Pinnacle, 2007

Hellfire Canyon
Hellfire Canyon is the story of Jacob Gamble: outlaw, renegade and general trouble-maker. He is the archetypal western outlaw, with one exception: He is likable, and rather than the antagonist, he is the hero. The novel begins when three men trample into young Jacob's farmhouse and demand breakfast from his mother. They are confederate soldiers with a platoon of blue bellies hot on their ...

Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx

33 reviews
Max McCoy

Bantam, 1999

Crystal Skull Found in 1999 - Not 2008
This is the last of a series of books written after Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and leading up to the Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. In order to make sense of these series of books, you need to read them in order. As near as I can make out, this is the order of the books: Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi (Indiana Jones, No. 1) Indiana Jones and the ...

The Moon Pool

8 reviews
Max McCoy

Leisure Books, 2004

deep intelligent thriller
In homage to the mythology's Persephone, every twenty-eight days, he captures a red haired beauty, takes his victims underwater to the ruins of Mineral City, and at the full moon completes the circle by killing his prey. An official missing person's investigation has led to the need of a specialized expert so underwater crime scene investigator Richard Dahlgren leads the inquiries. Bodies ...

A Breed Apart: A Novel of Wild Bill Hickok

2 reviews
Max McCoy

Signet, 2006

Read this novel with your back to the wall
This is a weird, rich, and compelling take on the Wild Bill myth. It is one in which "time seem[s] unreal, as if each moment hung in the air far too long before fading reluctantly into the next." The plot gallops from tragedy to betrayal, morphing from one Hickokian nightmare to the next. The novel bristles with foreplay and gun play, all circling around a Civil War battle that rivals Stephen ...

I, Quantrill
Max McCoy

Signet, 2008

Bloody Bill Quantrill was one of the most notorious and brutal guerrilla fighters for the South in the Civil War, riding with the James brothers and slaughtering his enemies mercilessly. Now, Quantrill tells his side of the story...

Sixth Rider, The

2 reviews
Max Mccoy

Domain, 1994

Great Book
One of my favorite stories ever! Mccoy has magnificantly brought to life a western outlaw tale as if he was there firsthand.

Jesse: A Novel of the Outlaw Jesse James

1 review
Max Mccoy

Domain, 1999

Twain & James ... Magnificent!
While the novel doesn't shed any light on the ambiguity surrounding the death of the infamous Jesse James, the tale that Jesse weaves (purportedly to Mark Twain) leaves one feeling sorry if not compassionate for the outlaw, despite his nefarious deeds. Without having read any other biographical accounts of the life of Jesse James, I can only say that Max McCoy crafted a crisp, entertaining ...

Indiana Jones und das Geheimnis von Thule.
Max McCoy

Goldmann, 2001

Hinterland

5 reviews
Max McCoy

Leisure Books, 2005

Max McCoy has another winner!!
"Hinterland" by Max McCoy is another modern day thriller. In fact, it is very timely with our constant terrorist alerts and stories of secret hate groups on the edges of our society. If you liked "The Moon Pool" you will enjoy this latest novel from the pin of Mr. McCoy! If you are like me and enjoy knowing the size and color of that abandoned shoe in the photo of the crime scene--this one ...