Under the Stone Paw

Power Places Series, Book 1

By: Theresa Crater

Narrated by: Tim Toddhurst

A forgotten family legacy. Six crystal keys. One shot at unlocking the secrets beneath the Sphinx.

Anne Le Clair, a successful young attorney, has managed to remain free from her family’s gothic past - until now. When she inherits her murdered aunt’s antique necklace, however, she finds no escape from its secrets.

Under the Stone Paw is a thrill ride from the upper crust of New York society to the forbidden tunnels underneath the Sphinx, from a time before Jesus and Mary Magdalene sought to free humanity to our own time when a shadowy consortium of powerful individuals threaten to control it.

©2016 Theresa Crater (P)2019 Theresa Crater

You will be transported across the world …

I loved this book so much. I could hardly put it down or wait to see what happens next. A true mystical masterpiece of an experience.

Loved the book, hard to listen to.

I loved reading these books and decided halfway through the trilogy that I would be buying them here to experience them again. I'm so disappointed in all of the audioversions. Of the three in this trilogy, this was the best narrator, but that didn't improve my opinion of the Audiobook much because as the first book I spent the whole thing looking forward to the other two books hoping it would turn out to be someone relatable. This man read well, but sounds too mature to be reading for these characters. I kept hoping someone the right age to connect to really either one of the main characters would show up... didn't happen.

A little mystery

Although this is categorized as visionary fiction there are mystical, historical, and mysterious undertones. It's a great plot and has a fun take on some of the same conspiracies as the Da Vinci code

Decent read, disappointing narration

My first read from author Theresa Crater. I wanted to read this book. I looked forward to reading this book. Then I listened to the book. So much promise but disappointing. Reminiscent of James Rollins, Steve Berry & Dan Brown, but lacking and the flatness of the narration left it wanting more. The premise was so0 good so I'll give the author another chance but it won't be in an audiobook by this narrator.

An action story created around fact and fiction!

This book merged several loosely related topics regarding Templars, Egyptology, alternative history, and Edgar Casey’s predictions in an action-packed adventure related to finding the Hall of Records. Theresa Crater has done a very good job presenting an entertaining story that may very well contain more truth than most people would wish to hear or consider. Overall the Audible version of this book was very good, but the pace of the narration seemed to lag for me.