The Noah's Ark Quest by Boyd Morrison

Hasad Arvadi's legs wouldn't cooperate. He strained to pull himself to the wall so he could spend his final moments propped upright, without the use of his legs, it was a hopeless task. The stone floor was too slick, and his arm strength was sapped. His head dropped to the floor. Breaths came in short gasps. He remained on his back, the life draining from him. 

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"I want you to help me find Noah's Ark."

~~~Posted for The Friday 56, which is hosted by Freda's Voice

The Noah's Ark Quest by Boyd Morrison

When facts meet fiction, with history playing a part, we get a thriller like The Noah's Ark Quest. Young Archaeologist, Dilara Kenner's father is missing since the last three years. He had supposedly found Noah's Ark. Dilara gets in touch with Tyler Locke, who is a former army engineer and both go on a quest without really knowing what they are looking for.

Sebastian Ulric has plans of creating a new world. He wants to have a new version of Noah's ark. For that he can kill the whole world except for a few chosen ones. He tests his Arkon B gas on people where there is nothing left of the person. He wants that gas used to kill billions. Dilara and Tyler have to stop that. And at every step, Ulric is bent on eliminating them. But they survive with Tyler's ingenuity.

As a thriller it works fine. But there are no surprises. I quite liked the historical facts. Any book that teaches me about places, cultures and religion is good enough for me.