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Posted September 17, 2011
I got this book not really knowing what to expect, but i really enjoyed it. I like the idea that Noah's ark is out there somewhere waiting to be discovered. I could tell that the author did his research and am inspired to do some research of my own.
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Overview
The location of Noah’s Ark has been one of history’s most intriguing mysteries. Believed to be on Mt. Ararat, it still eludes all seekers. The year is 1952 and a well worn amulet has been discovered in a collection at the Denver Museum of Natural History with etchings on it’s back indicating the true location of the Ark. Jack, a geologist/archeologist and avid Ark enthusiast, is made aware of the discovery and wastes no time in preparing for an immediate departure to Turkey with his two best friends and partners.Through a network of agents, Joseph Stalin also learns about the discovery. He is determined to find the Ark first and destroy it. Stalin is ...