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'Thunderhead' by authors Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child is an exciting adventure tale. It reminds me of Indiana Jones, but instead of Harrison Ford, we have a female protagonist, Nora Kelly, an assistant professor at The Santa Fe Archaeological Institute. Our intrepid archaeologist, fights peril at ever turn in a suspense laden narrative. Thunderhead (Nora Kelly, #0) Published June 1st by Grand Central Publishing. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Douglas Preston (Goodreads Author), Lincoln Child. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language. Read a non-fiction article written by Douglas Preston during the completion of Thunderhead. Books. Latest. Authors. Contact FAQ. Books Latest. Authors Contact. Chronological By Series Preston Books Child Books Thunderhead. Submenu. Cannibals of the Canyon by Douglas Preston. Print View. This article originally appeared in The New Yorker.
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