A fun and creative approach to travel writing. Lots of imaginative suggestions. Great organization. Highly useful for advance planning and when on the go.

This isn't the best introduction to the world of Indy novels. Obviously, Indy of 1922 wouldn't get to see as much action as Indy of the 1930's, but still... The book seemed to be focused more on politics and intrigue than the archeology. The visions Indy gets when holding the Omphalos, though, are a nice touch. Be sure to read my reviews of Dance of the Giants, Seven Veils, Genesis Deluge, Unicorn's Legacy, Interior World, Sky Pirates(coming soon), Philosopher's Stone, Dinosaur Eggs, and Secret of the Sphinx.

I thought Peril at Delphi was a good beginning to the novel series that fills in the blanks of what happens in Indy's life between where the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV series left off and the Raiders of the Lost Ark begins. It's fast-paced, interesting and stays true to the Indy that we all know and love. However we must remember while reading this book that Indy is still young and not as worldly or battle-hardened as he is in the Movies. That's what I think is really special about the Rob McGregor novels. He lets us see the events and cicumstances that shape Indy into the gritty, Harrison Ford character of later adventures. Peril at Dephi is a must-read for all Indy fans.

I just finished Peril at Delphi, and I thought it was great how MacGregor shed some light on the younger Jones. I enjoyed the book, and will continue to read the rest of Rob's Indy adventures.

Wow! This is an amazing book. I wish there was a sequel...prequel...whatever!

What happens in this book is that Shelby is visiting her cousins, aunts, and uncles in a cabin that her family has owned for years and years--her great-grandfather built it! She's so excited about seeing her cousins.

Her one-year-older cousin, Kristen, though, has really changed. She talks about her boyfriend almost nonstop, who had told her "it's death to be apart". Plus, she spends her money all on makeup and fashion magazines with stupid quizzes. Then she meets Tanya Dymond!

Tanya is so grown-up and is terribly mean and sarcastic. Plus, her father is tearing down a path that had been used for as long as Shelby's family has been there!

Shelby also has to face the fact that her favorite uncle, Jack, is getting married, and she's afraid of loosing him.

The book was funny, and I love Linda Crew. Children of the River was a masterpiece!