The Columbus Affair (Abridged): A Novel Audiobook

" This was not his best effort. The premise is good basing it on Columbus and his voyage to the new world. What detracted from the story was the daughter. Her character made it a struggle to read at times and really detracted from the whole book. It is easy to see why this one has not made the best seller lists. "

" I liked it! But I usually do like his books. Just a fun, fiction escape! "

" Part Da Vinca Code, part Raiders of the Lost Art, part travel guide. For lovers of history who like their characters running from place to place looking for clues while in various historic cities. "

" Moved rather slowly, but raised interesting historical questions. "

" Meh, mediocre. "

" Great Book with some interesting story lines. This would make one terrific thriller in movie form. "

" I have read all of Steve Berry's books and find them intriguing. He weaves historical fiction onto fascinating reading. I highly recommend any and all of his books! "

" It was an interesting read historically wise but Steve Berry just has too many plots and conspiracies in his novels. "

" Not his best, but pretty entertaining. "

" Another good one by Steve Berry. This is a stand alone novel, not part of the Cotton Malone series. Stephanie Nell makes a brief appearance. "

" Well done story...always a good read from Steve Berry...I do miss Cotton Malone and Cassie Vitt but the new lead character plays well and the story, like his other novels, provides well researched real history mixed in with his "created" history for the sake of the story. "

" Steve Berry is always entertaining. Always learn something new about history. "

" Interesting theory about Columbus. Berry knows how to tell the story. Haven't enjoyed one of his books this much since The Amber Room. "

" Not one of his best, but still a fun read. "

" A good stand alone novel- not my favorite but not a waste of time. Steve Berry never disappoints! "

" As always he has me looking up facts. "

" Finished the book the day we landed in Jamaica. Rode by Columbus landing spot in Ocho rios. The book taught me a lot about the history of Columbus, the island, and the people of jamaica as well as a satisfying dose of mystery and conflict. "

" semi-historical fiction, gotta love it. Yes i'm a conspiresy nut like all americans. Columbus was a jew. "

" This was a good Steve Berry-book. After having been disapointed by the Jefferson Key, my belief in Berry was vindicated after reading this one. Another Cotton Malone-free book, and a good international historic mysery. Loved it "

" Another good book by Steve Berry. What an interesting idea that Jewish treasures might be hidden in Jamaica. I like the writer's notes at the end of the story to separate the facts (and there are many) from fiction. "

" Not one of his better stories, yet the history behind the story written at the end of his book was as fascinating as it always is. "

" An interesting story overall, particularly in highlighting some of the more controversial aspects of Christopher Columbus's background and religion. However, the modern day story got a little bogged down, and by halfway through the book I began asking myself "who cares?". "