Curse of the Sands (Relic Hunters Book 2) by Martin Ferguson – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Curse of the Sands by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this to the life of Adam and the team of hunters he works with, they embark on a mission to Egypt where something has been unearthed during some extreme storms and sandstorms in the centre of the desert, they are to go after a request from the Egyptian Government was sent worldwide for help with uncovering the secrets within.

The events begin with Abdul where his family are hiding in the basement from the storm which he is risking his life to observe on the roof of his home. There is thunder, there are sand filled winds which are strong enough to blind, choke and tear through the skin, as well as lightning which is striking in the same place on the sand. As he watches, he sees the sands part to reveal a pyramid long lost in myth and long forgotten.

We next see Adam on a mission in Colorado with his team, where he is sent in to do recon and something goes wrong, a contaminant is released and he abandons his team to save the local populace. He does this, however not in the way that he expected and ends up in a jail cell where his boss Charles has to pull a lot of strings to get him out.

When he is back home and settling back into life, a message comes through from Charles that they are needed in Egypt and that they are being teamed up with Bravo and Charlie teams as well, this is a surprising turn of events and this will not be the last of them either. They travel to Egypt where the other teams join them and they are debriefed about what they will be doing there, as well as what happened to the other Egyptian team who went into the pyramid first.

As they all prepare to go in, they have no idea of what they are walking into, until they come to their first experiences, but will they be able to get past all of the pitfalls, illusions and traps and figure out who is buried there and why they are so well protected?

This rip roaring adventure will keep you guessing until the end and take you on an adventure you won’t want to put down.

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