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The Condor Prophecy
- The Hiram Kane Adventures, Book 3
- Narrated by: Kenneth Bryant
- Length: 9 hrs and 38 mins
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Summary
An uprising looms.
A revenge demanded by Inca Gods.
A prophecy must be fulfilled.
In the Andes searching for a lost Inca city, Hiram Kane's team is infiltrated by two different terrorist factions seeking legendary Inca gold to fund strikes against their enemy. The expedition devolves into the deadliest of treasure hunts and a lethal race against time. When the lives of Kane's loved ones are threatened, it becomes personal.
Catholics versus Incans. Kane must defeat them both.
Win, and he'll prevent a new holy war.
Lose, and the ancient prophecy will unleash catastrophe the world over.
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- Simon
- 12-02-18
The Audiobook really brings the story to life.
This is the second book of Steven's I have listened to, both narrated by Kenneth. I have previously read the book so knew what was coming but Kenneth brought an extra layer to the story, as he did with the Samurai Code. The book itself is a brilliant adventure book where you never know which way the story is going and kept me hooked right up to the shock ending.
The audio book really brings the story to life and made the book that much more enjoyable. I can't wait for the third one to come out in audio now.
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- Korra II Baskerville
- 31-12-21
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This book just doesn’t know when to stop. At the time of writing this, I have 1 hour and 14 minutes left. I lost interest about half an hour ago, it felt like things should have been wrapped up but it just keeps going on and on and on.
While the story is compelling and interesting, many of its plot points are predictable as all hell. This is due in part to the author outright stating the intentions of characters, other times spoiling future events by outright saying things about what’s going to happen. Finally, there’s the writing that’s predictable in the usual way.
I’ve been listening at 2.05x speed and I feel as if I’ve spent the last week of my life listening to this audiobook. It’s unbelievably slow. I really want to talk about what this book does right and that’s…… uhhhhh…. well, it’s a book.
To be honest, had I not grown a fondness for the protagonist in the first 2 books in this series, I’d DNF this and recommend against it. But I really like the protagonist. He has a good head on his shoulders and I find it kinda amusing that he somehow always finds himself in these dangerous situations and always comes out on top.
I like the narrator quite a lot. The only issue I take with his narration is how he speaks for the character in an accent, but his internal monologue is without the accent. When the character actually has lines, it’s off-putting because he suddenly sounds completely different than you’ve been hearing of him up to that point.
NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.
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- Kirsty Barrett
- 27-10-21
First class
Again, a fabulous story. A great pace, and loved that this adventure was longer than the others. So fitting for the highlight adventure that Hiram is undertaking. The narrator Kenneth is also amazing and deserves to be recognised for his work on the audible tracks.
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- Clive
- 29-03-20
Worth a listen
I did enjoy this Audiobook, though not as much as The Tiger Temple. That said it is still worth a listen. The narration is excellent.
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- Debbie McLean
- 27-03-20
fantastic
this book is so well written and narrated you feel as though you could be there in Peru.
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- Amazon Customer
- 31-08-19
Amazing!
Personally, I don’t usually like audiobooks but I thought I would give it a try and I loved it! Kenneth Bryant reads at a good pace making the story easy to follow and the plot line just keeps on giving. Steven Moore writes with a brilliant cultural twist that any action thriller fan would be crazy to miss.
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- Michelle Nieuwoudt
- 05-08-19
Twists to keep you listening
This book has so many twists and turns that keeps you guessing and listening till the end. Thoroughly enjoyed this Kain journey laced with history and adventure!
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- Shaylah
- 26-12-22
Awesome
Great book, kept my attention all the way to the end, amazing audio delivery, loved it. Will be reading again. Every chapter was received amazingly. I do recommend you give it a read.
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- AmberK5
- 19-01-22
Great Adventure!! Great Series!!
I always enjoy a new adventure with Hiram Kane and The Condor Prophecy did not disappoint!!
The author has a great writing style that pulls you in and keeps you there with vivid details, great characters, tons of action and unexpected plot twists. The audio narration is extremely well done and enjoyable to listen to!
Great series and I highly recommend!!
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- BMcLean
- 27-09-21
Fabulous
I loved this story. Hiram's adventures are fantastic. Sad bits in the book, however in all the book was great, and the narrator was too.
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- Gav
- 09-08-21
Another great adventure.
Well put together story with danger at every turn. Good guys win again, with a loss at the end that you don’t see coming.
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- Susan
- 20-01-21
Another great story
This is a new h author for me. I have listened to 2 of the audiobooks so far. This author intrigues me. He did a great job with the story & created characters that are likable or not. I have become a fan of Hiram Kane. The narrator did a great job as well. I recommend this story.
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- Suzi B.
- 30-11-20
Incan Gold
Hiram Kane makes a return journey to the Peruvian Andes in this adventure, hoping to find a lost Incan city and it's rumored gold stores.
Along the way we find out more about what makes Hiram tick, and how he met his on again/off again love Ridley. Throw in militant native Andeans, greedy Catholics, a fame-seeking grad student and an off-his-rocker ex-military American posing as a writer and this is the best Hiram Kane novel yet!
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- Margaret
- 21-11-20
Entertaining story
This is the first book I have read/listened to by this author.
I enjoyed the story. I found this story to be great for entertainment. I don’t imagine I will listen to it again, but I would not object to listening to another in this series. Each book is a separate, stand alone adventure.
Through this story, we are given glimpses into the Incan culture, current conditions of the people of Peru, and tidbits about the Spanish control. If this was a true story, I could easily see there being these separate agendas and true purposes behind the desire to find the Lost City.
The team lead by Hiram is looking for the lost Incan city. We learn that there are people on the expedition with opposing beliefs (Catholic and Incan) and many peoples agendas oppose the intent of Hiram’s search for the city. Personalities clash and the lives of all the members of the expedition become threatened. If anyone but Hiram manages to get control of the Incan gold, the fate of the country is in peril.
This is the first book I have listened to by this narrator ( Kenneth Bryant ) and I would listen to another. His cadence is such I never forgot I was being read to, he often pauses for quite a while at the end of each sentence or what seems to be where a comma would be. I think his style made the pauses feel longer than they actually were though. Despite this, he adds emotion to the story and characters which helps bring the story alive. His character voices were good. He used different accents to differentiate. This was to good effect since the characters were of differing nationalities. His female voices were ok.
There are no explicit sex scenes, or excessive violence, i do not recall any swearing.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and voluntarily left this unbiased review.
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- Ellen Oceanside
- 18-10-20
Great Narration & Story
Hiram was leading a group in the Andes, his thoughts that they were close to the lost Inca city. As the ground shook with an earthquake and they retraced their paths.. His instincts said to cancel. Over time he refined to finally have a select group to find this lost Inca city. Some in the tour group had their own agenda,murder, greed, for the Inca gold. Would lives be sacrificed to reach this hidden place. The story is rich in the history of Cuzco, the people, their land. Great series. Once again Kenneth has added a great narration to the author’s story. Given audio for my voluntary review
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- Loose Leaf Reviews
- 04-09-20
The back and forth in time left me confused
I'm two hours in and have no idea what's going on. Perhaps if I was reading it, I'd be able to keep the jumping back and for in time in place. The time jumps, along with the large cast of characters made it hard to settle into the story which looks to be a good one.
The writing is clean, the narration is good. Other than my brain not clicking into the story, I have nothing to complain about. This makes me think it's me, not the story. Right now this is a "did not finish." However, I plan to come back when things are a bit calmer in my life. I love the idea of this kind of adventure.
Even though I have not finished, the writing is good, so I'm giving this a 3/3.5 rating.
1-5 scale and what it means:
1: I couldn’t even finish it / just plain bad
2: I hope I didn’t pay for this / disappointing
3: I didn’t hate it, but it was still missing something / forgettable but inoffensive
3.5: On the line between good and ok / like, not love
4: Solid mind candy / worth reading
4.5: So very close to perfection! / must read
5: I could not put it down and I’m still thinking about it! / a true treasure
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- 30-04-20
A little stroll in the Jungle
I enjoyed The Condor Prophecy. I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my request in exchange for an honest review. A lot of character development in the beginning but watch out here comes the adventure in the jungle. If you like Dirk Pitt or Indiana Jones then this book series is for you. I recommend this book.
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