First, let me make one thing clear:
This book is best enjoyed using the "Tomato Novel Audiobook" feature,
so you can get the right feel for it.
Fantastical adventure destinations around the world
keep expanding humanity's understanding of the mysterious.
Mysterious adventure stories, extraordinary legacies, mysterious treasures, mysterious creatures.
They keep you coming back for more.
Adventurers flock to these fantastical places, setting off on one thrilling and perilous story after another.
The story begins like this. In Quito, Graydon meets three adventurers from the West Coast: Street, a hulking Englishman with a drinking problem and a less-than-stellar reputation; an American named Somes; and a Frenchman. They persuade Graydon to join them in searching for the lost treasure of the Inca Atahualpa. Its guardians learned of Atahualpa's murder while transporting the treasure, so they turned back and buried it somewhere in the wilderness.
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