Get Ready for An Exhilarating Adventure With These 3 Books

The popularity of adventure books is growing every day. These books signify creativity and entertainment. Here are three adventure books that are likely to blow your mind.

The Emerald Mile

Originally published on May 7, 2013, The Emerald Mile tells a storyline about the Colorado River that flooded back in the year 1983. The floods were the biggest ever to be recorded. It was as a result of rising temperatures, causing the snowpack to melt at once. The engineers released excess water into a river stream. One of them went on an expedition on the river but he is unconcerned about the fame that comes with it.

The Greatest Adventure of All Time

The book follows a 14-year-old girl called Val who returns home only to find that the time machine has arrived. She can see the machine that her father created, but her father is not in it. Val decides to use the machine to bring her father back home. She goes on the quest with her three siblings. They encounter Jesus and other impressive things in their quest. The adventure continues and Val ends up experiencing the perfect love that she has been yearning for.

Black Stallion - Walter Farley

The book is about the story of a horse and a young boy who went on an adventure on a ship. The ship gets wrecked and Alac Ramsay and the stallion are the only remaining survivors of the fatal incident. The two end up bonding and remain strong throughout their entire journey.

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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.

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Dog appreciation month: Literary canines who sniff out adventure

April is dog appreciation month and what better time to celebrate the canine companions in our life. Of course, many adventures in literature aren’t complete without a furry sidekick and here are just three dogs from books who just love a bit of adventure.

Fang from Harry Potter

Ok, so maybe Fang isn’t the sort of dog who goes looking for adventure, in fact it’s quite the opposite at times. Fang is the huge dog who belongs to the even bigger groundskeeper at Hogwarts, Hagrid. Although Hagrid has encounters with many dangerous and fierce animals throughout the series of books by JK Rowling, Fang is his trusty dog, who always seems to be about when Hagrid and his friends get caught up in some adventure or other. However, he is something of a big coward whose size belies his lack of courage.

Snowy from The Adventures of Tintin

Always by Tintin’s side throughout all is adventures, Snowy and Tintin actually have conversations with each other in the original comic book series. Known for his quick wit and powers of deduction, Snowy is faithful and although small in stature, enjoys his food.

White Fang from White Fang

The title character from Jack London’s novel, White Fang is a tough dog who has had to be that way due to the treatment he has received from other dogs growing up. He is part wolf, part dog but his wild streak is tamed by a series of masters, however not all of them are the most caring of owners. It is Weedon Scott who eventually wins White Fang’s trust and loyalty.

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