Jack Jamison

By: Rylan Mason
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  • Summary

  • Follow archeologist and avid adventurer Jack Jamison as he is on the hunt for a long lost royal crown that belonged to an ancient Amazonian Queen from the 1600's. Jack's mentor and Professor has sent Jack to locate and retrieve the artifact, one problem. Where is it?, and who is this guy that I have to pair with, I work alone.

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  • Chapter 10

    Chapter 10
    Sep 20 2022
    With the crown now in the hands of Cassius, it was time to get out of the temple. But how? Is this how it ends, with the bad guy getting away?

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    13 mins
  • Chapter 9

    Chapter 9
    Sep 19 2022
    Finally, the lost city is upon them. Jack and Chris need to hurry as Cassius is right on their tail. Can they find the crown? What kind of danger is going to be in the temple?

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    19 mins
  • Chapter 8

    Chapter 8
    Sep 14 2022
    Over the waterfall and through the jungle to to find the lost city. However it’s still not going to be easy with Cassius on our tail. That’s when Chris finds something of importance. Could we be on the right track after all?

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    21 mins

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