The site, by Luis Montero Manglano

Who said that the adventure genre was dead? It was just a matter of an author like Luis Montero will approach it with his particular touch of suspense so that we could all rethink what little remains to be discovered in this world and what to venture towards. There are always enigmas and exciting challenges to face, even in our current world mapped to the last point on the planet.

There are King Solomon's mines and lost coffers. There is a desire to tell stories that make us adventurers in search of great secrets, unsuspected enigmas and rewards that transcend the adventure itself. In the hands of Luis Montero, an authentic thriller component is also added, which he has already been working on in previous novels and sagas, such as the The Seekers trilogy.

Afghanistan, 2025. Equipped with the latest in scientific technology, the pioneer society in cultural development GIDHE decides to send an international team of archaeologists and defense personnel to save the historical remains of the Tell Teba site. The tense political situation in the area and its escalation of violence have endangered the archaeological complex, close to a mysterious enclave known as the Ruin of Alexander, a strange place that has been the source of legends for centuries. Only the GIDHE can rescue the treasures it hides.

While they start a search against the clock, they will have to face the threat of the Taliban and the growing tension between the members of the group. But none of this can be compared to the danger that the site contains: an ancient enigma that has remained hidden for thousands of years, much more terrifying and deadly than anyone could imagine.

Using his exceptional narrative skills and extensive historical knowledge, Luis Montero Manglano has written a fast-paced thriller full of intrigue and action, in which myth and legend join art, history and scientific progress in the line of the best novels by Michael Crichton or Dan Brown.

You can now buy the novel “El Yacimiento”, by Luis Montero Manglano, here:

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