A new female Indiana Jones is in town!

This novel is a rewrite of Temple of the Snake which originally featured Jo Bennett, the cousin of Harvey Bennett, but there were issues over the sequel, which has led to this being relaunched. The female archeologist is now Leah Stone with a 'missing' archeologist uncle instead of a cousin. Her mother has a safety deposit key on a necklace which she leaves to Leah on her death and the safety deposit box contains her uncle's diary, which it turns out is more than just that..... This sets her on a hunt for an old indigenous tribe's historic tomb of unknown location which is being protected from potential thieving archeologists, rather than the more selfless archeologists interested in the find rather than its monetary value. Kinkaid reported on finding the tomb in 1909, but according to the first chapter didn't get to plunder (or report) much on it depending on his view... Leah is on the hunt for the same but is being chased by La Fitte who is only interested in its monetary value...
This story is full of intrigue, suspense, snakes (of course), danger, archeology, history and an indigenous population split between its heritage and the monetary value.... A highly entertaining story, very similar to, but perhaps not quite identical, to its predecessor, though most of the beats are the same.... Worth reading as hopefully more sequels will be forthcoming... No reason why we can't have Zahra Kane and Leah Stone! Rosemary3,207 50

Tomb Of The Snake - a review by Rosemary Kenny.

A rip-roaring adventure in the Lara Croft Tomb Raider tradition, Tomb of the Snake by Nick Thacker and David Berens introduces Leah Stone.
The tale of derring-do begins with the discovery in her uncle's diary's describing of the whereabouts of a mystical Snake Tomb, that contains a treasure no other.
Our heroine and sidekick/soon-to-be-lover James set sail immediately, and are soon embroiled in a battle to the death with arch-enemy Axel LaFitte and his henchmen, who are willing to go to any lengths, (including murder) to seize the secret of the Tomb of the Snake whatever it takes.
Who survives to complete the mission in one piece?
Get your copy today and don't forget your Indiana Jones hat and bullwhip! Annette Jackson1 review

I enjoyed the book. I’m looking forward to the next one.

I enjoyed the “romance” and the danger. I would recommend it to my friends and children. When does the next book come out? Thomas A Peden226 5

Fantastic story

I highly recommend this book
Tomb of the Snake is a captivated novel that kept my interest throughout the entire book.
This book, makes one wonder, what if there actually is a cave as described by G.E.Kincaid ???
Chuck Woodbury250

Great Adventure Story

Take a story out of the Arizona gazette circa 1909 regarding a historic find of Egyptian artifacts in a cave in the Grand Canyon and weave it into a modern archaeological adventure. That’s just what David and Nick have done here. Entertaining and fun. Jeanie Lydick20 1 follower

I really enjoyed reading this book. The characters are so interesting and the excitement and suspense is awesome. Keep me turning the pages!! Louis A. de Mier13

Great read

I found the plot to be very well developed and credible. The comedic elements were very well placed. I recommend this read. Constance L. Mietlicki8

Reads just Tomb of the Lost Raiders. debb93

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