Fasten your seat belts as you ride along on Jim Adkins' latest dive into the mystery pool. It is a unique trip through time and space. It speeds through England in the early 19th century and makes stops in Victorian Liverpool to visit the work of a man named Jack. You are then whisked away to a dark library in Pennsylvania where a beautiful young girl is murdered. You will fly high with the Red Baron over the trenches in the First World War and then lunge into the Atlantic Ocean with the Mystery of the Mary Celeste. Fly along with Amelia Earhart a she careens through the skies of the Pacific never to be seen again. A B-24 bomber flown by a green crew crashes the Lady Be Good into the Libyan Desert and the lady pops onto the scene again fifteen years later, but where is the nine man crew? Help look for the missing hikers last known to be camping in the deadly Ural Mountains in Russia in the Dyatlov Pass Incident. All these stories and more are among the mysteries Adkins delves into in Unsolved Mysteries in World History. Come along at your own risk. The excitement is as real as a bullet riddled corpse and could prove dangerous. You might consider taking a sedative before you probe into these pages.