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Drawing lines between American capitalism, Islamic fundamentalism, the Jewish fears and the powers of the oracle and mystics, this is a race-against-time thriller with the hidden sections of an ancient stone the goal. It's pure escapist Indiana Jones territory with some ingenious traps and snares set by the Ancient Egyptians causing dreadful havoc to our daring group. Non-stop action. Great stuff.
Similar this month: None but try Richard Doyle.
Comparison: Clive Cussler, David Gibbins, Bill Napier.
Sarah Broadhurst
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Seven Ancient Wonders Synopsis
4,500 years ago, a magnificent golden capstone sat at the peak of the Great Pyramid of Giza. It was a source of immense power. But, then it was divided into seven pieces and hidden within the seven greatest structures of the age. Now it's 2006, and the coming of a rare solar event means it's time to locate the seven pieces and rebuild the capstone.
About This Edition
| ISBN: |
9780330525589 |
| Publication date: |
3rd December 2010 |
| Author: |
Matthew Reilly |
| Publisher: |
Pan Macmillan |
| Format: |
Paperback |
| Pagination: |
527 pages |
| Primary Genre |
Thriller and Suspense
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About Matthew Reilly
Matthew Reilly wrote his first book, CONTEST, in 1994 whilst attending the University of New South Wales. It was rejected by every major publishing company. This caused Reilly to self-publish 1,000 copies using money borrowed from his family. Reilly went to a bookstore in Sydney and asked if he could place the copies on one of their book shelves. They accepted the offer . Very shortly after, the books had sold out and the owner of the bookstore called Reilly to order more books. One copy was read by Pan Macmillan, who immediately signed Reilly up to write ICE STATION, which became an international bestseller. Since then, he has been published in over fifteen countries, including Norway, Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, The Netherlands, South Africa, Japan and China. Reilly's main influences include Michael Crichton, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and possibly Art Bell.
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