The Resurrection Key

Wilde/Chase, Book 15

By: Andy McDermott

Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble

In the most explosive book of the thrilling Wilde and Chase series, the intrepid pair must race against time before an ancient force is unleashed on the world...

Their days of death-defying adventure seemingly behind them, acclaimed archaeologist Nina Wilde and her husband, ex-SAS soldier Eddie Chase, live like any normal family. However, when a mythical civilisation is unearthed deep in the Antarctic ice, they are drawn into a battle for control of its astonishing power.

Dashing from New York to New Zealand, from futuristic Chinese cities to the outback of Australia, they soon confront the gravest threat they've ever faced. Pursued by ruthless mercenaries and a secret special forces unit, Nina and Eddie discover the clock is counting down to the extermination of all humanity...

Praise for Andy McDermott:

'A writer of almost cinematic talent' - Daily Express, Scotland

'Adventure stories don't get much more epic than this' - Mirror

'McDermott raises the bar. . . non-stop high octane action' Publishers Weekly©2019 Andy McDermott (P)2019 Headline Publishing Group Ltd

Bed narration

This is the first book by A.M. that was to painful to listen to. I made it to the end of the first chapter! Never thought I would return a book from one of my favorite authors.

Great story by Narration Sucks!

I have listened to the entire series and this narration was the worse, especially Eddie Chases voice! Made him seem like he’s in his 70s instead on 50!

Great story, not so great narration

This is one of my favorite series. Now, I do realize the narrator has changed multiple times. It sounds weird at the start, but I get over it. Unfortunately, this narrator doesn't do a good job on voices, especially Eddie. He sounds like an old retired man. Most people don't sound like that on their 50th birthday. Other than that, the story was good. The ending was unexpected, but overall, I enjoyed it.

Not a fan of the new narrator.

Voices are too much alike. Would almost prefer the narrator not even try to make them different.

A well written story that blended "possible" modern technology with prehistory.

A brilliant plot that smoothly unfolded. Well done! Possibly the very best book in the series so far.