Easy Nevada and the Pyramid’s Curse

Two women with sharply different agendas converge on a pyramid buried beneath the Egyptian desert for two thousand years. Easy Nevada is a mercenary fortune hunter drawn by the promise of ancient riches; Candice Cushing is a British-Sudanese archaeologist who sees the site as part of her own heritage. Standing between them and the pyramid are not only deadly traps but a zealot who views the entire enterprise as blasphemy. Georgette Kaplan's series opener pits these mismatched protagonists against a shared enemy and against each other, layering adventure with questions of ownership, identity, and history.

Abby Craden narrates with a confident, measured energy that suits both the action-heavy sequences and the quieter moments of tension between the two leads. Her characterizations are distinct without being cartoonish, and she handles the shifting dynamic between Nevada and Cushing with genuine nuance. At just under seven hours, the pacing never flags, making it an ideal listen for anyone who wants adventure with a little archaeological grit.