The Lost Treasure of Lima
| Expected release date is May 10th 2035 |
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Product Details
Overview
A high-stakes treasure hunt through our world . . . and the one beyond.
Estranged twin brothers Logan and Landon Flint couldn’t be more different. Logan—a daredevil Casanova—lives for the rush, while Landon—a brilliant but reserved archaeology professor—clings to the safety of academia. The only thing they share is the shadow of their late father, a legendary and controversial treasure hunter who died with his greatest mystery still unsolved.
When Landon’s life is suddenly threatened, Logan unlocks a shocking ability—he can astral project to his twin across vast distances. Forced to reunite, the brothers follow the cryptic trail their father left behind, plunging into a race against an unexpected enemy to uncover the fabled lost treasure of Lima.
With Landon thrust into a physical world he’s spent his life avoiding and Logan navigating a mysterious and dangerous spiritual realm, their journey will test their fractured bond and push them both to the brink of survival.
Because what they don’t realize is that some treasures were never meant to be found . . .
