The Vatican Ruby
Action Adventures of Jameson and Elspeth
by Craig Godfrey
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Pub Date 26 Jan 2023 | Archive Date 30 Jan 2023
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Description
The Vatican Ruby is a gripping story of determination. Determination to uncover the mystery surrounding rare and valuable Vatican relics stolen in 1812. A treasure eventually hidden and abandoned in the wilderness of a wild and mostly unexplored coastline on an island in the east Indian Ocean.
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781685131098 |
| PRICE | US$5.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 287 |
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Featured Reviews
Jan T, Reviewer
pirate-treasure, pirates, mystery, relics, shipwreck, first-in-series, new-series, action-adventure, suspense, thriller, chef, curator, conservator, museum, collector, 1812, present-day, historical-places-events, historical-research, history-and-culture, theft, banter, sly-humor*****
After spending time in 1812 with the theft of the relic and the shipwreck that followed months later, the story returns to the present day and begins the treasure hunt by our intrepid sleuths. Lots of Tasmanian lore, fascinating characters, and a really good story! I want to read more from Jameson and Elspeth!
I requested and received an EARC from Black Rose Writing via NetGalley. Thank you!!
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Carol W, Reviewer
An adventure treasure story that keeps you reading. Lost gold and a religious relic has everyone in the hunt..
Characters are well developed but the but could have used some help. Unless I missed it, no one went back for the gold covered with fine silt. The relic occupies most of the text.
Fun read.
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