The Arthurian Relic

Harry Fox, Book 1

By: Andrew Clawson

Narrated by: John Pirhalla

A mythical king. A long-lost manuscript. A relic worth killing for.

Harry Fox hunts artifacts for the Italian mob. When a forgotten manuscript suggests Great Britain's most famous king may not be fiction, Harry plunges headlong on a dangerous path to uncover the truth. Little does he know a shadowy alliance with ties to three of mankind's most powerful organizations follows his every move, desperate to stop him before he can uncover the truth behind the legend.

Surrounded by enemies and able to trust no one, Harry barrels across the globe and discovers the myth of King Arthur is far more real than anyone ever imagined. Can Harry survive to reveal the true story of this legendary man, or will the ancient forces chasing him add his name to their long list of victims?

Fans of Indiana Jones, Sean Wyatt, Tom Wagner, and Cotton Malone will love Harry Fox. Grab your copy and jump into the adventure today!

©2021 Andrew Clawson (P)2022 Andrew Clawson

Must listen to this whole series. Not to disappoint!

I really enjoyed the whole series so much that I started relistening to it again! Thanks Audible for including such a great series in the plus catalog! This is a great author that keeps you engaged from start to finish!

Better Than Indy!

Best mix of imagination and history. Clawson’s characters are interesting, smart, and clever; worth getting to know. The mix of story, legends, and facts is fun and fascinating. Really good narration adds to the story, can stop listening. Looking forward to more!

Well Worth the Time

I have been searching for a series exactly like this. This, the first book of the series, is very well written, narrated, and produced. I sincerely can’t think of a single negative point to make. Thank you Mr. Clawson. I’m grateful that you made this series included with the audible membership! I hope they paid you well.

Great story!

Adventure and history! Ready for book 2, can’t wait to read the next adventure Harry goes on.

Thought provoking

I enjoyed the idea of who King Arthur could have been and the overall plot. The finale was a let down, I was intrigued by the find but wish there was more detail.