The Atlantis Stone
Nick Hawkes
Jun 2021 · Stone Collection Book 1 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Grant Cartwright
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Felicity discovers the "Atlantis stone" whilst scuba diving on the south-east coast of Australia in a treacherous area known as "the ship's graveyard." Her diving is part of her research into the fabled "mahogany ship," a wreck sighted on the beach by early white Australians. She meets Benjamin as a result of her love of diving. He is an indigenous Australian, but past traumas have caused him to disown his aboriginal heritage. Benjamin is now struggling to find his identity in the Western world, and has retreated to his workshop where he ekes out a living as a wood-turner. An attempt on his life propels him into Felicity's world of historic mysteries . . . and a quest that takes them to the ancient city of Cagliari in Sardinia. An anthropologist dying of cancer and an ex-Special Forces soldier with post-traumatic stress join them in an adventure that centers on a medieval treaty, a lust for gold, and an audacious plot to rewrite world history.
About the author
Nick Hawkes has earned degrees in both science and theology-and has written books on both. Since then, he has turned his hand to novels, writing romantic thrillers that feed the heart, mind, and soul. His seven full length novels are known as the Stone Collection.
Grant Cartwright has narrated over 100 titles across all genres. A regular voice with Audible, Tantor Media, Podium Audio, Bolinda Publishing, and Audioworks, his warm clarity and adept characterizations place him at the top of the industry.
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