"Interesting and fun" Fast Track to Glory by @ricztom #review #thriller




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Fast Track To Glory

Written by Tomasz Chrusciel

Genre(s): Thriller




Nina Monte, a well-respected professor at the University of Padua, answers an unexpected summons to a secret meeting with three European officials. They want to hire her to verify the authenticity of an ancient artefact hidden on a forgotten galley that sank in the fifteenth century, and to this day lies buried at the bottom of Lake Garda in Italy.

She accepts the invitation to join an eccentric art collector and examine the artefact. But before long, the Italian professor is cornered in an insidious intrigue. Her inner and outer worlds clash.

Joined by a lake-town hotelier, Alessandro Pini, Monte begins to unravel the truth surrounding the discovery. She knows the stakes are high.

Forced to abandon their ordinary lives, and dragged into a deadly race to outwit a smart, but wicked, villain, Nina and Alessandro must do everything they can to ensure freedom for all humankind.





Abha C's Review


Interesting and fun

Fast Track to Glory has a great story line. It is a well-written mystery that moves from Italy to India. This is one book that keeps you engrossed and you probably will not want to put the book down! The pace is steady with just about the right amount of background. The character development is not that strong. I wish the two main characters had a little more depth to them.

The story begins with Nina Monte, a well-respected professor at the University of Padua, and a secret meeting with three European officials. They want to hire her to verify the authenticity of an ancient artefact hidden at the bottom of Lake Garda in Italy. Alessandro Pini joins Monte and together they begin to unravel the truth about this artefact. What begins as a treasure hunt takes a turn towards mythology and from there to something even more mystical.

Overall this was a good read with several unexpected twists and turns.


Disclaimer: Book provided by the author free of charge in exchange for an honest review.