Forbidden - Mleko, Donald Francis
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A wealthy heiress. A prehistoric bird. A Russian Journal. And a shocking mystery that connects them all. In 2004, a rich heiress, Regina VanderWinde, hires Cheyenne Holden and his team of inquisitors for a bizarre mission-find and retrieve a prehistoric bird buried deep in the ice of Antarctica. It's not the most conventional way to make $3 million, but then again, Cheyenne rarely does anything by the book. Their success leads Regina to request their services again, but then she disappears. The only clue to her whereabouts is in a letter she sent to Cheyenne. As the team travels the world to…mehr

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A wealthy heiress. A prehistoric bird. A Russian Journal. And a shocking mystery that connects them all. In 2004, a rich heiress, Regina VanderWinde, hires Cheyenne Holden and his team of inquisitors for a bizarre mission-find and retrieve a prehistoric bird buried deep in the ice of Antarctica. It's not the most conventional way to make $3 million, but then again, Cheyenne rarely does anything by the book. Their success leads Regina to request their services again, but then she disappears. The only clue to her whereabouts is in a letter she sent to Cheyenne. As the team travels the world to unravel the mystery, they discover the stakes are higher than they ever realized. The team's pursuit to uncover the truth leaves them kidnapped and shipwrecked on a remote island in the South Pacific, but that's just the start of their problems. Can Cheyenne escape and find Regina before time runs out? Treasure Island meets Magnum PI in this thrilling adventure for fans of Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt. Grab your copy of Forbidden today and discover a mystery spanning generations!
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Forbidden is Don's first published novel, although he has more novels stored in an old, rusted Ford pickup parked behind his home near the long-abandoned Mineral Range Railroad tracks. After being honorably discharged from the United States Marine Corps, he practiced his trade as a carpenter and then as a building official until his retirement and resumed writing. In the summer, Don cuts and stacks lots and lots of firewood; in winter, he types lots and lots of words and, every few years, tosses another novel into the old Ford truck. He lives with his lovely wife Natalie and son Christian near the community of Keweenaw Bay on Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.