Having barely survived a hair-raising archaeological dig in Tikal, Guatemala, Indiana Jones has returned to New York just in time to get caught up ...
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Nov 02, 2008
Whipwarrior
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If Harrison Ford is the physical embodiment of Indiana Jones, then Rob MacGregor is his heart and soul. In 1989 he wrote the novelization to Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Over the next two years, he would take us on a journey that explored the life of the globetrotting archaeologist in a time before the films occured. It must have seemed like a daunting challenge, but MacGregor tackled the project with confidence. His greatest attribute lies in the fact that he transformed Indiana Jones fr
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Jan 18, 2011
Ivy
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I have to admit that I picked up this book just because it was an Indiana Jones book to see if it would be as good as the movies were. I have found in the past that movies are not always as good as the book or any sequels that are written based on the movie characters.
I was very surprised when I found that the book was very good. I could see Indy doing all of the things in the book and getting himself into all that trouble. The descriptions of the scenery and the characters was ri More...
I was very surprised when I found that the book was very good. I could see Indy doing all of the things in the book and getting himself into all that trouble. The descriptions of the scenery and the characters was ri More...
Sep 27, 2010
Tony
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Nov 05, 2011
David
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I have to admit being a sucker for Indiana Jones'adventures since the first movie in 1981. These are easy books, but real novels, of more Indy adventures. Most of these are better than the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull movie.
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