Lucky Park The Quest For The Mythical Glyph

LUCKY PARK: THE QUEST FOR THE MYTHICAL GLYPH
Seattle native Lucky Park has always been a connoisseur of adventure, mostly from the safety of his couch. He dreams in the language of lost maps and jungle heroes, a stark contrast to his actual life of lukewarm coffee and police procedural reruns. That all changes when his ambitious Filipina investigative journalist roommate, Nina Domingo, lands the biggest story of her career: tracking a legendary Southeast Asian relic—the Mythical Glyph.
Against his better judgment (and Nina's strenuous objections), Lucky is pulled from his urban comfort zone and thrust into the steamy, dangerous heart of the jungle. He's hilariously out of his depth, constantly looking at his map collection for advice, which only serves to annoy the focused Nina. While he manages a few spectacular, comedic vine-swings, their journey is a series of escalating disasters, including a frantic speed boat chase.
They are pursued by the brilliant and ruthless antiquity trafficker, Imani, an African American collector who aims to claim the Glyph for herself.
As they brave ancient ruins and face off against terrifying, stone-like creatures guarding the prize, Lucky makes a shocking discovery: the local villagers believe he is somehow connected to the Glyph's destiny, a prophesied return they have been awaiting. Lucky's literary daydreams have collided with a reality far more dangerous, and perhaps, more meaningful, than he ever imagined.
He thought adventuring was just something you read about. Now, Lucky Park must navigate a jungle full of mercenaries, monsters, and a destiny he never asked for, if he wants to make it back to Seattle in one piece.
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