Charles Hinds

The Last Aztec: an Adventure Novel Charles Hinds

What if Montezuma­s lost treasure really existed?What if, nestled in a hidden cave in the side of a Mexican mountain, a 400 hundred year old gallant Aztec warrior protects Montezuma's treasure. Frozen in time, he waits for the one descendant to lead his people from their misery. And what if that clever descendant--Aguila--learns of the treasure and how to get it. He restores the Aztec sacrificial religion and cons his people into believing and accepting it. But his altruistic goals weakens. Only greed remains. Two gold statues are keys to the hiding place of the treasure. He steals one from a seaside fishing village protected by an American, Adam Foster. Adam Foster is no greenhorn when it comes to protecting his adopted people. He knows how to fight. And won't give up until he prevails. He finds help from the strangest people and places and follows Aguila toward the hidden cave. Tortuous jungles, captivity, fights to the death, deadly rivers, knife duels, deserts, beheadings, and overcoming obstacles on the way that would stop the average man, are the main element of this story that leads Adam to his final rendezvous with Aguila . . . and THE LAST AZTEC.