T. Lynn Adams’ “Lair of the Serpent” is the third installment in the “Tombs of Terror” series that has been optioned by Kevin Buxbaum, producer of “Avatar” and “Life of Pi.”
“Lair of the Serpent” transports the
reader to Cambodia. When one of their friends is kidnapped, Jonathon and
Severino must track a ring of criminals who deal in artifact theft and human
trafficking. Caught up in the tangled jungles and ancient ruins of western
Cambodia, they encounter the legend of the Nāga—demi gods who can change from snakes to
humans, and who can kill with just a look from their eyes.
Not knowing what is real or who they can
trust, the pair must find their friend in the most heavily land-mined jungle in
the world—without becoming human slaves themselves. But their plans to free her
are placed in jeopardy when they realize they must first steal an ancient jewel
that is guarded by the Nāga.
“In this book, the characters are called
to draw on their deepest emotional and physical reserves, said Adams. “Their
friend and sister has been kidnapped and they must find her before she vanishes
completely. Their ordeal, based on very real facts, tests them in ways they
never wanted.”
About Mormon Author T. Lynn Adams
T. Lynn Adams writes for a living and
writes for her passion. She and her husband live in Montana with six children.
Despite the fact that five of her children have already been classified as
“teenagers,” the author still loves that age and enjoys writing clean action
novels that depict emotionally strong and quick-thinking teenagers.
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