Ark Fever

The Story of One Man's Search for Noah's Ark

Bob Cornuke is a real-life Indiana Jones, searching for evidence of biblical events and artifacts. In this book, he tells the story of his search for the remains of Noah's ark. Using investigative skills learned during his years as a police officer, Bob investigates all the clues, from ancient Scriptures to modern day eyewitness accounts. His quest to learn the truth about Noah's ark leads him from his safe home in the foothills of Colorado to the dangerous mountain ranges in Turkey and Iran. Follow Bob as he risks his life climbing icy peaks, dodging bullets, evading capture, and much more. As you follow the trail of tantalizing clues to the place where Noah's ark may lie, you just might catch "ark fever" too!©2005 Robert Cornuke (P)2005 Oasis Audio LLC, under arrangement with Tyndale House Publishers, publisher of the printed book version.

Bob's being led by God, and his patience.

This story brings glory and honor to God. I believe Bob did get to find and then touch the real ark of Noah. Probably God will lead someone else to discover, and tell, a different aspect of this important and relevant world event.
Good job! I especially loved the testimony involving Mr. Cornuke Sr. that pointed to The TRUE ARK.

the over exaggerate performance killed the book!

the reader of this title was bad. Very bad! I had a hard time focusing on what was a potentially interesting story but I couldn't stop paying attention to how bad and over acted the reading of this book was. l feel bad for the author because this could have been a good book

Excellent research on a moving topic

This is written from a Christian perspective but we'll presented on a fair and thoughtful format.

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I enjoyed the content but the reader was a bit over dramatic

WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT!

When I read the description of the book, it seemed like a terrific topic; but the way it is read, it is more like a guy screaming at the same pitch about a sports game. The story is very poorly structured and is not really an adventure. The author runs out of things to write about after too many tortuous trips up many different mountains and ends with a narration of his father dying of cancer and his personal religious needs. I thought this was going to be an adventure looking for the Ark-NOT! It was boring and uninteresting.