Review: Drache by Brenden Le Grange

A marine archaeologist standing-up for herself. A psychopath with mother issues. A hitman who hates failure. A soldier with a point to prove. A policeman out on a limb. And a treasure that tests every allegiance. 

Brett Rivera has spent three years searching for the Drachen. The day she finds it is the day her life changes: there is no sign of its legendary treasure and now a cold-blooded killer is hunting her. What does he know that she doesn’t? 

Brett is chased in Finland, double-crossed in Tallinn, abducted in Lübeck, and shot at in Bremen as this action-packed thriller dashes across northern Europe, barely pausing for breath. 

A shipwreck. A lost treasure. A hell of a race from one to the other.

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The first book in the Matthys Rossouw Pursuit series, Drachen is a mystery thriller and an action-packed adrenaline ride in exotic locations that will leave you breathless. 

Brett Rivera is a marine archaeologist who has been on the quest of searching for the Drachen – a wrecked ship that holds secrets and treasures of Germany. But when the Drachen is discovered, the treasure is missing and Brett has a killer on her trail. The hunt for the treasure takes Brett across northern Europe at break-neck speed that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat.

This book is sure to be a reader's favorite for years to come.

Book Bling gives this story 4 Stars!

Brendan le Grange was born and educated in South Africa, though he now lives between Manila and Hong Kong with his beautiful wife and daughter.

As a business consultant, he has travelled to forty countries and lived in three. And it is reading binges to break up these transits - with the likes of Clive Cussler and Jack du Brul - that inspired the writer to emerge, bringing to life the cities, characters, and history he encountered.

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