Deadly Depths

When Matthew Shane learned that his archeology professor and mentor, Barrington Holmes, committed suicide, Matthew was certain that the cause of death was a mistake. Matthew then made it a point to insert himself into the investigation. After all, Matthew was a former investigator for the Air Force Intelligence Unit.During the course of the investigation, clues and evidence began to immerge that pointed toward a conspiracy. A conspiracy involving occult rituals and practices. And as Matthew woul

I'd requested an electronic review copy of this title because the publicity material presented it as an archaeological mystery. That's really not what the book is. Instead, it's a testosterone-driven adventure novel with almost no female characters and very little to do with archaeology.If you're into "guys act tough, have adventures, and some of them get killed" books, it will be right down you alley.

I just finished this book and I really enjoyed it very much. It’s about a notable archaeologists close to finding some priceless artifacts but winds up dead. Matthew Shane, who was a student of this archaeologists, and a very close friend vows to find his murderer. He is a law professor in Salem, Massachusetts, and he enjoyed a very rewarding mentorship with Professor Barrington Holmes who is the archaeologists. So when Professor Holmes is found dead in his office in the police determine it a su