Warlock: A Novel of Ancient Egypt109 reviews Wilbur Smith St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2002 Warlock by Wilbur Smith + Wilbur, You've done it again! This is the 3td book in a series of four from Wilbur Smith and it's awesome I just finished it and am looking forword to the next, the Quest. SD             Sacred Stone (The Oregon Files)55 reviews Clive Cussler, Craig Dirgo Berkley Trade, 2004 Plenty of food onboard. I am reading the Oregon files out of order, making it all the more fun for me. Here are some quick observations: The best of the bunch, hands down, is "Plague Ship"; in that novel, Juan Cabrillo's prosthetic limb is mentioned more than once, and yet there's no mention of it in "Sacred Stone"; there ...             Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants (Indiana Jones)13 reviews Rob Macgregor Bantam, 1991 Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants + A pretty good adventure novel I am a 62 year-old kid who can't get enough of Indy (young or old, and whatever comes next). MacGregor's, Dance of the Giants is well written, with plenty of history,archeologial sites and adventure to suit me. That is, of course, if one can really have enough adventure. These little stories read ...             Lion in the Valley (Amelia Peabody, Book 4)19 reviews Elizabeth Peters Avon, 1999 Another Shirt Ruined! + Fourth Book in the Series + Lion in the Valley This is another great Amelia Peabody mystery with all the melodrama, adventure, and comedy you could wish. It follows one of the main story threads of the series as Amelia attempts to track down the Master Criminal!             Dragon (Dirk Pitt)53 reviews Clive Cussler Pocket, 2006 Simply Dirk Pitt + Surprisingly Good + Really enjoyable. + Dragon             Indiana Jones and the White Witch7 reviews Martin Caidin Bantam, 1994 Great book! + An Awesome book with a very good storyline This book has lots of technical dialouge, but it's very interesting and easy to follow. It was my favorite book for a long, long time. The use of the legend of Arthur is compelling makes this book a genuine page-turner. Definitely read this book.             The Sound of Thunder9 reviews Wilbur Smith St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007 Simply the best + Histoy Made Interesting + Africa for the ArmchairTraveler I read a lot and came across Wilbur Smith when my next door neighbor kept speaking of him. My ideas of African adventure were far removed from what Smith writes about. If you like DeMille, Flynn, Shaara, and the like you will love Smith. The back cover of his books says it the best. "Wilbur ...             The Curse of the Pharaohs (Amelia Peabody, Book 2)35 reviews Elizabeth Peters Mysterious Press, 1988 Back to the Valley of Tombs + The Curse of the Pharaohs + Introducing the cat, Bastet + Best Ever Audio Edition!             Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi (Indiana Jones, No. 1)18 reviews Rob Macgregor Bantam, 1991 Must Read!!! A GREAT BOOK!!! The book starts with Indy graduating college! So its not boring like the young Indy CHronicals.             Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth (Indiana Jones)18 reviews Max McCoy Bantam, 1997 Fate of Atlantis??? + A satisfying read + Great Indy adventure!!! This book is freaken' awesome. For all of those Indiana Jones fans like me this book is kind of like Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.             The Cup of Ghosts (Mathilde of Westminster 1)9 reviews Paul Doherty Headline Book Publishing, 2006 A real mystery, historically speaking + An impressive pairing of fact and fiction. + A very well-written mystery + Death at every corner             Power of the Sword3 reviews Wilbur Smith St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2007 WILBUR SMITHS #1 FAN!! + WILBUR SMITH BOOKS + African Panorama I HAVE EVERY SINGLE BOOK HE HAS WRITTEN STARTING WITH "WHEN LIONS FEED" AND I'VE BEEN HOOKED SINCE. WE MOVED TO SO. AFRICA '79-'80 TO WORK ON SASOL PROJECT AND WHILE TRAVELING SAW MANY OF THE PLACES IN WHICH HIS STORIES TAKE PLACE, IT WAS JUST LIKE I'D BEEN THERE BEFORE.THIS IS NOT A REVIEW OF A ...             The Belgariad, Vol. 1 (Books 1-3): Pawn of Prophecy, Queen of Sorcery, Magician's Gambit152 reviews David Eddings Del Rey, 2002 Glad I found This + GLAD THEY PUT THESE TOGETHER. + Great book, great series + Great Escape + Behold the Fantasy King!             The Mummy Case (Amelia Peabody Mysteries)33 reviews Elizabeth Peters William Morrow, 2007 Why a reissue?? + The mummy case I love this series, and this title is a lot of fun, not least because of Ramses. I recommend the whole series to anyone who likes lighthearted mysteries, even though the later ones, set in and around WWI, are darker in tone. But my question remains... why are they reprinting this in hardback? ...             The Quest85 reviews Wilbur Smith Thomas Dunne Books, 2007 Great Storyteller Wilbur Smith has done it again with a great story of Egyptian adventure. I've enjoyed the whole series and although the Quest starts out a little slow it builds to a page turner. Wilbur Smith has a great writing style for fans of adventure novels and I have yet to be disappointed by any of his ...             The Queen of the Night (Ancient Rome Mysteries 4)2 reviews Paul Doherty Headline Book Publishing, 2006 A Very Enjoyable Read + Murder and mayhem in ancient Rome Paul Doherty really is the master storyteller. It seem to matter not to Mr. Doherty whether the background to the book is Medieval England, Ancient Egypt, or in the case the eternal city of Rome in the 4th century AD. I don't think it could possibly be Ancient Rome without the murder and mayhem ...             Secret of the Sands33 reviews Rai Aren RFS Publications, 2007 Excellent first book!!! + Secret of the Sands + successfully woven story + Nice! Fast-Paced, I love that!             River God: A Novel of Ancient Egypt241 reviews Wilbur Smith St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1995 Terrific story with lots of cultural info as well + River God is great reading + Interesting + Enjoyable read + Great book             Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Indiana Jones)19 reviews James Rollins Del Rey, 2008 Fun-loving adventurue + It's Indie - what can i say! + Not bad, Not great... + Well written. + The Crystal Skull-Paranormal Science             Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils (A Bantam Falcon Book)8 reviews Rob Macgregor Bantam, 1991 Easy read and fun This book is not what I would call a literary masterpiece, but I do have to give it extra points for being an easy read. It is fun, fast paced, and has the combination of occult and adventure that spells Indiana Jones. I recommended this to my wife and she is now reading the entire series as ...