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Showing posts with label Tombs of Terror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tombs of Terror. Show all posts
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Well everyone, the sequel to my first book, Tombs of Terror, is now available.
The second book is called The Lost Curse and it includes the characters from the first novel only, this time, they are in the United States. There is adventure and danger, history and culture.
For those of you who may not know, a Hollywood movie producer read my first book, Tombs of Terror and called to option the movie rights. He has since met with a major Hollywood studio about turning my first book into a movie and said the meeting went very well. He is excited about the book and the timing for turning it into a major motion picture.
Now the sequel is out and those who have read both say The Lost Curse is even better than the first.
If you want some good, page-turning summer reading and the hint of a movie isn't incentive enough, here is the first review of my new book, The Lost Curse.
Review of The Lost Curse
Enjoy! And happy summer reading!
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
My book is finally released

It was a delight to receive my book in the mail. Entitled Tombs of Terror, the book takes place in Peru and is based on fact. It is geared toward young adults, especially young men, but other readers have also enjoyed it.
Here is what the back cover says:
"When Jonathon Bradford reluctantly accompanies his father on a research trip to Peru, all he can think about is going home. In the majestic ancient city of Machu Picchu, Jonathon hears the legend of the Inca people--how an entire civilization vanished in a single night, hiding their gold and sacred mummies in secret caverns carved deep in the Andes Mountains.
But when Jonathon loses his way in the mountain tunnels, he finds himself battling to survive lethal traps, starvation, and his own fear in order to discover the shocking truth behind the legend--a truth that lands him in the custody of Severino, a reckless Peruvian teen obsessed with avenging his father's death and protecting his sister, no matter the cost.
Tombs of Terror is the gripping tale of how Jonathon must prove his bravery and loyalty as he is catapulted into an epic struggle between greed and honor, all while holding the precarious fate of an entire civilization in his hands."
The story is something I would want my own children to read. I have kept it clean but also fast-moving. It whispers at the importance of family while blending fact with fiction. It also introduces the reader to the rich heritage of Peru and brings them into the ancient Inca culture.
If you would like to read the book you can order it from your nearest bookstore. The title is Tombs of Terror, by T. Lynn Adams. And, if some bookstore clerk should ask, the ISBN number is 978-1-59955-326-9.
Oh, for every book you order, the bookstore will also order in extras to sell to other customers.
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