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An archaeological adventure filled with lost cities, ancient prophecies, rival factions, hidden treasure, and a race against time.
Hiram Kane has spent his life chasing the impossible. Now, armed with the only known map to the lost Inca city of Vilcabamba, he leads an expedition deep into the perilous Peruvian Andes, determined to succeed where his ancestors failed and finally lay his past to rest.
But the quest awakens a five-hundred-year-old prophecy and draws the attention of forces far deadlier than the mountains themselves.
Kane’s expedition is infiltrated by two ruthless factions, each driven by ideology and bloodshed. The Condor Uprising, led by a man claiming to be the new Pachacuti, seeks vengeance on the descendants of the conquistadors and the fulfilment of an ancient Inca prophecy. Opposing them is the Eagle Alliance, a militant Catholic group determined to crush the uprising and seize the legendary lost gold to finance their own holy war.
Caught between fanaticism, betrayal, and brutal terrain, Kane and his team must race to reach Vilcabamba first. Failure will not only cost lives, it will ignite a religious conflict capable of consuming South America and beyond.
The Condor Prophecy is the first book in the internationally bestselling Hiram Kane Archaeological Adventure Series, perfect for fans of Clive Cussler, Nick Thacker, Ernest Dempsey, Luke Richardson, and Russell Blake.
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Praise for the Hiram Kane Archaeological Thriller Series:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Move over Raiders of the Lost Ark, there’s a new hero in town.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Feels like an Indiana Jones film brought to the page.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ You’ll want to read the next book immediately.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A globe-trotting thriller in the tradition of Clive Cussler.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Once you start this series, you’ll be hooked.
Englishman Steven Moore grew up by the seaside, thus his first true joy was the great outdoors. His innate love of travel and a degree in anthropology, archaeology, and art history, help inform his fiction writing. Steven also loves painting, photography, and both playing and watching sport. The travel bug bit the now perpetual nomad early, and to date Steven has lived and worked on five continents, and visited almost seventy countries. Steven combines an age-old writing adage; Write what you know, with his own mantra; Write where you know, and sets most of his novels in places in which he has either lived or spent an extended period of time. When not on the road, Steven divides his time between Norwich, UK, and Tacoma, USA, which he shares with his rescue cats Ernest Hemingway and F Scott Fitzgerald (Ernie and Fitz), and his rescue puppy, Charles Dickens. Oh yes, and his beautiful travel writer wife, Leslie. A lifelong love of food, wine, and beer, have demanded a new-found love of yoga and hiking in order to fend off the imminent arrival of middle age. You can find more of Steven’s books here: stevenmooreauthor.com