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    Sam Reilly Series

    Written by Christopher Cartwright

    Narrated by David Gilmore

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    About this series

    A group of cave divers exploring the deepest recess of a previously unexplored section of the Chevé Cave Mexico – one of the deepest caves on Earth – sent a message up from the bottom of the flooded cave, via a sealed bottle that floated to the surface.

    HELP!

    A rescue team, made up of some of the world’s leading cave diving experts were sent in. When they failed to return, an international call for help was sent to the global community of cave diving experts who might possibly have been able to reach the bottom of the cave.

    The most experienced name came up: Sam Reilly.

    In trying to navigate the truth, Sam and his team find themselves drawn into an ancient hunt to find the location of the Midas Vault, and the origins of the enduring Legend of King Midas, who could turn anything he touched into solid gold…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAshton Publishing Group Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
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    • 4/5
      I got sucked in my the storyline. Never a dull moment! Compelling characters and exotic, far-fung locations.
      Narrator’s voice was OK but could've been better.
      Can't wait for the next release in the Sam Reilly series!
    • 3/5
      Ok but not one of his best. Still kept my attention.