Title: Unbelievable even if (properly) labeled as fiction
Product review: I do a lot of driving and consequently listen to a lot of books on tape. I never like to listen to tapes of books that I'd actually like to read, thus "The Gold of Exodus." Actually, I'm somewhat embarrassed to admit to have actually listened to it. Don't make the same mistake, and certainly don't bother reading the print version. The ever-present annoyance of this book is that it is passed off as non-fiction. If it were properly labeled a novel, it would rate as a c-grade adventure story. Not entirely unentertaining, but cheap and strained in the credibility department. But as a supposed "true story," almost every word of this book is an insult to the reader's (listener's) credulity. It is utter, total hogwash, and that's hard to get beyond. This "gold" should be left buried.
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