Dive into an adventure or two with these box sets

There is something about a great adventure which gives you the taste for action and leaves you wanting more. If like ploughing through tales of adventure, action and high stakes situations, then you might need to dive into a boxset or two to make sure you get your fix. Here are a couple of adventure boxsets worth checking out.

The Gage Finley Adventures by JD Dudycha

Salvaging treasure from the bottom of the sea is Gage Findlay’s whole life. As an experienced diver, he knows the deep watery depths better than anyone, but finding treasure is just the start of his adventure. What started as a noble quest has turned into a cut-throat adventure in which Gage life and livelihood are suddenly under threat.

Across three books, Dudycha tells many gripping and absorbing tales with have echoes of classic sea adventures

The David Rivers Series by Jason Kasper

David Rivers appears to be following a well-worn path of former military man turned private muscle for hire. After leaving his life as an Army Ranger behind Rivers is now employed by the handler, a ruthless yet mysterious criminal boss.

Over the course of the three books, Rivers comes to slowly realize just how ruthless his boss is and how dangerous it is working for him. In the three action-packed books, Rivers finds himself traveling around the world carrying out his boss’s orders, seeking vengeance and drawing on all his military experience and skills to get out any number of tight spots.

Thrilling and breathtaking, the David Rivers series has drawn comparisons with Jack Reacher and Jason Bourne such is the unrelenting action and the layered storylines.

For more tales of action and adventure check out the book at www.ovymedia.com.

Dive into an adventure or two with these box sets

There is something about a great adventure which gives you the taste for action and leaves you wanting more. If like ploughing through tales of adventure, action and high stakes situations, then you might need to dive into a boxset or two to make sure you get your fix. Here are a couple of adventure boxsets worth checking out.

The Gage Finley Adventures by JD Dudycha

Salvaging treasure from the bottom of the sea is Gage Findlay’s whole life. As an experienced diver, he knows the deep watery depths better than anyone, but finding treasure is just the start of his adventure. What started as a noble quest has turned into a cut-throat adventure in which Gage life and livelihood are suddenly under threat.

Across three books, Dudycha tells many gripping and absorbing tales with have echoes of classic sea adventures

The David Rivers Series by Jason Kasper

David Rivers appears to be following a well-worn path of former military man turned private muscle for hire. After leaving his life as an Army Ranger behind Rivers is now employed by the handler, a ruthless yet mysterious criminal boss.

Over the course of the three books, Rivers comes to slowly realize just how ruthless his boss is and how dangerous it is working for him. In the three action-packed books, Rivers finds himself traveling around the world carrying out his boss’s orders, seeking vengeance and drawing on all his military experience and skills to get out any number of tight spots.

Thrilling and breathtaking, the David Rivers series has drawn comparisons with Jack Reacher and Jason Bourne such is the unrelenting action and the layered storylines.

For more tales of action and adventure check out the book at www.ovymedia.com.

What makes Huckleberry Finn the great American adventure story?

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the greatest American books to ever be written, and not only is it a great American novel, but a great American adventure story. But what is it that makes this book such a great story? Here is the rundown of what makes Huckleberry Finn the great American adventure story.

The writing style

Before Huckleberry Finn, there was a set style of English prose that was never broken, that is until Mark Twain brought in the voice of Huckleberry Finn that broke this mould and opened the doors for a book that changed the face of American literature forever.

The satirical tone

Mark Twain is an author that writes with a satirical note that many have tried to emulate and failed to, as the satire is woven into the voice of Huck Finn so seamlessly that it is not a veil but as much a part of the story as the trip down the river.

The series of events

Huckleberry Finn is a character that we can all relate to. Huck is a wild boy of adventure, who discovers he likes school. But as he starts to settle his father, an abusive wretch, kidnaps him, taking him to a squalid shack on the river banks. To escape his father, he fakes his own death and runs away. This is only the start of his adventures from meeting Jim, running away himself, to falling in with some robbers, meeting a convict on the river banks, a steamboat breaking their raft and finding himself at the hands of two con men, there is more that happens in the few months of Huck’s escape than happens in most of our lives. So it is hardly surprising when we get swept down the river with Huck and Jim.

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