The Antiquity Affair by Lee Kelly and Jennifer Thorne

After watching all of the Indiana Jones movies recently, The Antiquity Affair was the perfect book for a summer read.  Set in 1907, the story is told in alternating chapters by sisters Lila, who is just preparing to make her debut into Manhattan society, and Tess, who typically accompanies their archaeologist father on his digs.  The two sisters couldn't be more different but during all of their feuding, they often forget their own similarities.  When Tess is kidnapped, Lila and her father know they must do everything they can to rescue her.  And so begins the race for the legendary Serpent's Crown.  The book truly reads like an Indiana Jones adventure and reminded me also of Clive Cussler's novels.  It's a perfect summer escape to take you back in time on a search for a precious relic that is full of puzzles, twists and turns.  

I enjoyed the audio book version and thought the narrators were spot on for the characters.  I enjoyed the way they brought Tess and Lila to life.  

I received this audio book version courtesy of the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.