Lovecraft gets the Indiana Jones treatment in Call of the Elder Gods, but is something missing in this Call of the Sea sequel?

For each its rip-roaring Indiana Jones adventure, its past civilizations and pulpy supernatural peril, Call of the Elder Gods' existent bosom is possibly its tatty leather-bound journal. That won't beryllium a astonishment to anyone that's played Call of the Sea, its well-received predecessor, but it's gratifying to spot that - for each this follow-up's bigger, bolder ambitions - the original's first-person communicative charms and smart, deductive tone remains.

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