Reading Relics Box Set

A Christian Based EMP Mystery Series

De: Christina Kirsch

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Dr. Miles Cole is a professor of Archaeology at a prestigious university, and out of a small pool of archaeologists with expertise in the Caribbean islands. One evening, two guests arrive at his door. His star student, a transfer student finishing her last two semesters at his university, Alexandria Rizzo, and CIA representative Mr. Johnson, to inform Dr. Miles Cole that he’s been selected for work on a top-secret mission. The U.S. government has recently learned that the Cuban Missile Crisis was a cover-up. The Soviets knew they couldn’t get the equipment that they needed into and out of Cuba without American curiosity, and military, getting in the way. The missiles were a distraction, a diversion, so Soviet archaeologists could excavate and relocate ancient technology. Mr. Johnson, and the people he answers to at the CIA, want to know exactly what was so important, that the Soviet Union would risk global war to get it. Dr. Miles Cole and Ms. Alexandria Rizzo fly to Cuba to begin their investigation just two days later. Upon arrival, they are escorted to a hotel where they are provided with a more in-depth briefing of the site. The site was really more of a pit. It appeared that the Soviets removed something, leaving behind a spherical pit, 14 meters deep, and 18 meters across. Curiously, the depth and diameter were about the only measurements they had, as no one has been able to record any data from the site, with GPS systems failing, cell phones freezing, and even thermometers giving readings that made no sense. Eager to begin work, the two assess the site that night and after a short inspection, Dr. Cole’s keen eyes observe an archaeological feature in the ground, leading to the discovery of a curious device. The technology the Soviets were after was right there, beneath whatever structure the Soviets had removed. While attempting to call Mr. Johnson and inform him, the phone dies, the street goes black, and the rest of the world loses power.

terrible narration

This book had very bad narration and poorly written. It was a boring story and hard to follow.

An Interesting Story

There is not a lot of excitement, but the overall storyline is interesting. I finished the book feeling like the best character storylines were skipped over.