Summary by Goodreads:The past has a way of coming back to live in the present . . .
Jake’s Father is an archeologist who is in Israel to complete a dig on King Solomon’s Temple. As an eighteen-year-old American, Jake is unwelcome by the people in the territory. Defending himself against the townspeople is a constant torment.
Through a map Jake finds on his Father’s desk, he and his friend Avner decide to explore a newly discovered chamber. At the end of a dark and deserted tunnel, Jake uncovers the treasure of King Solomon’s Power ring. He puts it on his finger and feels his life changing.
Jake passes off the ring as a replica, but he starts to hear a voice that belongs to Smith. Smith provides him guidance on how to deal with his newfound powers. Jake wants to learn all he can about his new secret ring. Smith encourages him to sharpen his fighting skills by joining the Army.
Is Smith leading Jake to a newfound life where he can become a hero? Or will the decision to join the military endanger his life? Will Jake find out the ring he wears is good or will it be of evil intent? And who keeps trying to steal the ring?
My Thoughts:
It was a slow beginning, but it quickly redeems itself. This was more than anything a really fun read. I happen to think about Indiana Jones when ever someone mentions archaeology, No this was not the adventures of Indiana but it was certainly very intriguing. I found that I really liked Jake, I didn't like him much in the beginning but some place in the middle he started to grow on me. Overall it was riveting
story.
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