Zack is in the business of retrieving biblical artifacts, an "Indiana Jones" if you will. His current mission has taken him to Guatemala to retrieve a rare Tyndale Bible that's said to be in the hands of the police, who are corrupt. He's meant to meet up with a priest, but when Zack finds him dead, he has to choose whether to leave the country or continue pursuing the Bible. It'll be dangerous, but with a little help, he takes on the mission.
This book is on the shorter side, at about 200 pages. It appears the second book in the series, The Codex, is also around 200 pages, so that's something to keep in mind. They seem like a cross between a book and a novella.
I enjoyed the story on this one. The mystery of the code on the title page of the Tyndale Bible was an interesting twist, although I ended up being a little confused at times when codes and ciphers were referenced. Zack is a likable character, and I look forward to reading more of him. You get a complete story with this, you're not left with any cliffhangers. The Codex is part of Kindle Unlimited as well, so I plan on reading it next month. Good book/novella!
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