Then there’s that fabulous house of theirs with all the latest security…and they don’t take into consideration eavesdroppers? And how Benedict kept finding them, *eye roll*. How stupid are Sam and Remi? They already know Benedict will stop at nothing, that someone on the Bermudez must be a mole, and yet they don’t question that necklace? Heck, even I could see who was the leak.

We’re introduced to the big bad boy with that initial treasure hijacking attempt, just so we’ll know how big and bad he is when we get to the primary storyline. It is, however, extremely vague in background information. The writing is okay - that prologue really made me feel the cold, the hunger, and the fear - but the action is formulaic and…boring.It’s the usual prologue, setting up the Vikings as the treasure leavers. This time around, I’m complaining about how blah and dull The Eye of Heaven is. I’ve been complaining the last couple of Fargo Adventures about the writing. Sixth in the Fargo Adventure archeology suspense series and revolving around Sam and Remi Fargo. Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Crescent Dawn, The Jungle, Kingdom, Devil's Gate, The Storm, The Tombs, Poseidon's Arrow, Zero Hour, The Mayan Secrets, Mirage, Ghost Ship, Piranha, The Emperor's Revenge, Pirate, Odessa Sea, Havana Storm, Nighthawk, The Romanov Ransom, Typhoon Fury, The Rising Sea, The Gray Ghost, Shadow Tyrants, Sea of Greed, The Oracle, Final Option, Journey of the Pharaohs, Dragon's Moon, Marauder Suspense in Hardcover edition on Septemand has 400 pages. The Eye of Heaven by Clive Cussler, Russell Blake This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

I received this book for free from the library in exchange for an honest review.

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