Paul Christopher presents this all very soundly, and he has honed in on exactly the right style of writing to make the reader comfortable. His story rings true to the last word.

The Aztec Heresy is an easy read that will take your mind off of the everyday, mundane struggle. You can get all wrapped up in Finn Ryan’s life, and the lives of those around her, on this mystery / thriller ride to find the Codex of Cortez that Friar Bartolome de las Casas died to protect.

Finn and Billy find references to the codex in the General Archives of the Indies in Seville, Spain and set out to find the original, retrieve it and, in the process, save many people’s lives and maybe our own Government in America. When they get to this long forgotten wreckage underwater, their lives are almost ended when their boat blows up and they are targeted by some nefarious characters. They then find another clue, and the race is on. There are plenty of characters to keep your mind jumping and your thoughts guessing. You may wonder how this could all happen in the world of today, but the possibilities are here, you just have to look a bit deeper into the sinister side of things. I have to admit that I am a total fan of Paul Christopher and his mind. I thoroughly enjoyed this newest book. He is becoming a great writer and I am happy to be able to review his books.