Relic Hunter

Sydney heads to Africa not to find a relic, but return one to its rightful place to prevent a curse from running amok.

Sydney must return a relic to India for her fellow hunter, who believes the dagger made him kill his assistant.

Nigel and his friends are captured while in South America looking for a Mochica relic. Now Sydney must find not a relic, but her friend.

Derek Lloyd tricks Sydney into once again helping him by kidnapping Nigel.

Sydney's high school sweetheart asks for her help in tracking down the Idol of Lono in Hawaii.

After recieving a package from a friend who died shortly after posting it, Sydney takes up his last mission, the Crown of Roma.

Sydney's father requests her help in China, tracking down the Jade Empress, so that the monks will allow him to open his new dam.

Sydney's colleague, Professor Penrose, has a lead on Caesar's breastplate. With Sydney and Nigel out of town, he turns to Claudia for help.

Sydney and Nigel go to New Orleans for the hunt of people: two grad students who disappeared while searching for the Haitian Cross of Utu.

Sydney, Nigel, and Rod Thorson parachute into the Myanmar jungle to rescue another relic-hunting team previously hired by Thorson.

When Sydney and Nigel are hired as technical advisors on an adventure movie, they discover the props are genuine relics from the tomb of Pharaoh Amun the Second.

Sydney is kidnapped when an Interpol sting operation goes awry.

Claudia claims to have known Cleopatra in a previous life, and backs up her claim by showing off a secret compartment in Cleopatra's jewelry box.

Sydney's grad student, Adam, has a lead on the most sought-after Native American artifact of all: the Eyes of Toklamanee.

While in Russia seeking the Sword of Ateas, the team are ambushed by rebel forces.

A Nostradamus prophecies predicts that a Fox will be the one to stop a royal assassination, and Sydney is presumed to be that Fox.

A conspiracy theorist hires the team to find the Golden Falcon of Maribor, last seen 400 years ago when its owner disappeared.

An old friend lures Sydney into helping track down a ruby-encrusted scepter once owned by Gunther the Brave.

Nigel's older brother finds a riddle written by Henry VIII himself that they think will lead to Anne Boleyn's wedding ring.

A monk suggests that he can prove St. Gabriel and his magical sword really existed, but when Nigel and Sydney show up at the monestary, the abbot denies all knowledge.

Sydney's friend has been blackmailed into turning over the world's first Christian cross.