Jack Aimes and the Serpent's Kiss

By: D K Gaston, H Holman, C Isaacs, Larry Clos

Narrated by: James Lawrence

Captain Jack Aimes is an ordinary man, living an ordinary life of a charter service pilot in 1937 Belgium. He makes a living transporting packages and passengers from one country to another, enjoying the hand to mouth existence he has chosen to live.

His life quickly becomes one of intrigue when he meets a beautiful woman named Bluma, a waitress at the local café. A life, once mundane fast becomes one of car chases, mysterious strangers with guns, mysticism and the acquisition, loss and pursuit of an important book called “The Prose Edda”.

Follow Jack as he tries to recover “The Prose Edda”, avoids being killed by those in pursuit of him and as he tries to discover what happened to the beautiful waitress who has gone missing.

In his adventure Jack will discover more about his friends, the extent evil men will go to in pursuit of their goals and the vulnerability of the world to the reemergence of ancient magic.

©2018 D K Gaston, Larry Clos, H Holman, C Isaacs (P)2021 D K Gaston

Pulp power!!!

Step into a world of high-flying intrigue and heart-pounding escapades with "Jack Aimes and the Serpent's Kiss" – a riveting audiobook that'll have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish! Reminiscent of the swashbuckling tales of Doc Samson and the daring exploits of Indiana Jones, this masterpiece catapults you straight into the heart of a pulse-pounding adventure, perfectly capturing the essence of those thrilling days of yore.

Narrated by the incomparable James Lawrence, every word comes alive with a gritty energy that transports you back to the vibrant days of 1937 Belgium. Lawrence's voice weaves a spellbinding tapestry, enveloping you in the heart-pounding tale of Captain Jack Aimes, a man who thought he had it all – until fate intervened.

Imagine a life of mundane charter flights, routine deliveries, and uneventful days, that is until a bewitching encounter with the enigmatic Bluma, a siren of the local café, sends Jack hurtling down a rabbit hole of suspense and danger. Car chases that'd make even Indiana Jones sweat, enigmatic strangers wielding deadly weapons, and an enigmatic artifact known as "The Prose Edda" – a recipe for an electrifying concoction that'll keep you glued to your speakers.

Jack Aimes is the embodiment of a classic hero, a mix of rugged determination and quick-wittedness, a true heir to the legacy of Alan Quartermain. As he races against time to recover "The Prose Edda" and unravels the mysterious disappearance of the captivating waitress, listeners are in for a rollercoaster ride of twists, turns, and hidden truths that could make even the great Sherlock Holmes nod in approval.

The pages of this audiobook practically drip with the allure of pulp fiction's golden era – a narrative so rich in mysticism and suspense that it could easily grace the pages of the legendary SHADOW MAGAZINE itself. The era of ancient magic reemerges, and with it, the lurking evil that threatens to tip the balance of the world. Jack Aimes becomes the lynchpin as he navigates a treacherous labyrinth of danger, treachery, and the unknown.

So, my fellow adventure seekers, if you're a fan of tales that would feel right at home in the SHADOW MAGAZINE, "Jack Aimes and the Serpent's Kiss" is an absolute must-listen. With the incredible narrative prowess of D.K. Gaston, H. Holman, C. Isaacs, and Larry Clos, and the mesmerizing narration by James Lawrence, this audiobook stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the timeless legends of pulp fiction. Prepare to be transported to a world where danger lurks at every corner and heroes rise to the challenge, all set against the backdrop of a bygone era that continues to capture our imaginations.

Narration is good story ok

I had a hard time keeping up and had to keep going back to listen to parts I missed. overall it was ok, a decent way to pass some time at work.

Enjoyed This Story

This was an enjoyable historical fiction story. Good characters and storyline. James Lawrence provided good narration.