The Lost Tribe

An Archeological Thriller

By: Robert Rapoza

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Deep in the Amazon, Dr. Nick Randall has made a discovery that could rewrite the history of mankind… but he may not survive to find out.

Special Forces Operator turned archeologist, Dr. Nick Randall disappears into the jungles of the Amazon on an expedition to find the lost city of Vilcabamba. A controversial figure in the archeology community, the trip was Randall’s final hope of finding the mythical city and proving his theories are true.

When his daughter Samantha learns of her father’s disappearance, she is forced to make a difficult decision. An accomplished archeologist herself, she must decide if she will set aside her career to search for the man she blames for her mother’s death.

But someone else is looking for her father as well. Francis Dumond, a shadowy man with unlimited resources, will do anything to find Vilcabamba and use its secrets to control the world. Now Sam must find her father and stop Dumond before he unleashes a horrifying weapon on the world.

From Award Winning author, Robert Rapoza, The Lost Tribe, is a fast-paced and fun read for fans of Indiana Jones or National Treasure.

If you enjoy Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park series, Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt novels, and Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne series, you will love the Nick Randall series.

intrigue

keeps your attention throughout with great story with lots of colour. would have preferred a real person reading

I felt like I was with the characters and their emotions

I liked that the writer had put his emotions into the story as well as research into the characters and how they interacted with each other. Also he could have added more on the USGS part of the storyline. It is the type of book you can’t put down and you’re hooked till the end.

Great!’

Believable characters and good story development. I was entertained from beginning to end. Will be a favorite author for the future. Can’t wait to read his next novel.

Fairly Good Story and Characters

I drive for work and only listen to books so having a good narrator is important. This is the first and last book I will listen to that has a computer generated narrator. No emotion or difference in tone for male or female characters is like listening to a boring professor in school.

It was a great story that kept me engaged and was very entertaining.

Had I known that it was AI or computer narrated, I would probably not have gotten it.