Who doesn't love a good adventure, right? If you have vivid imagination, this story could have turn out to be a great enternaining film. As a book, it is alright, I would rate it more at a 3,4 stars.
This is a light read with a decent quick pace. We're introduced to different locations which helps a lot those of us with vivid imaginations. The ending was pretty much what I expected, and with that being said, tha is a good thing.
I would like to score higher, but I miss some more world building, and also more depth in the characters. I am one of those people that need a quite immersive experience in my reading, but overall, this was quite good.

This was a quick and easy adventure read with nice short chapters. It also felt like a pretty light read, even when it touched on some heavier topics toward the end. The cover reminded me of Indiana Jones and that vibe was also in the story. Parts also reminded me a bit of myth retellings like Percy Jackson. I was a little unsure how it could end in a satisfying way while I was reading, but I was happy with the ending when I got to it.

Rating: 4.6/5

Review: I am not sure why this author does not have more exposure. For pure escapism this series fits the bill. Kind of a mix between Raiders of the Lost Ark, Baron Muchausen and Pirates of the Caribbean.

A real creative dive into adventure with well built, although fleeting, characters.

Was a good adventure book. Was a good quick read too. Would definitely recommend this book to anyone who fancies a good fun adventure book :)

this does everything that I was hoping for based on the cover and the description. I was hooked from the first page and was thoroughly invested in what was going on. The characters were what I was looking for and it had a great adventure element to it. I enjoyed the way Michael Martin wrote this and am excited to read more.

"Archie looked at me. It was top top secret, but a queasy vision of us being drugged for the answer washed over me, so I thought it best to play along with some distracting intrigue. “A treasure,” I said."