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| Category: Fiction:Mystery |
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| About the Book | |
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In this powerful new thriller a mysterious hieroglyphic Code is found in Jerusalem. The acclaimed archeologist who discovered it is found dead. Dr. Sydney Grace, a rebel Egyptologist, begins to translate the Code. Before she can finish, an enigmatic billionaire who heads the black market trade in antiquities, quickly plunders the find. Sydney's recent paranormal visions lead her to the truth of the find, the reasons for its discovery at this point in time, and her relationship to the Shemsu Hor, the Followers of Horus, a lost cult who left the Code 3500 years ago. She also faces a deep fear that is anathema to any archeologist. She is guided in the cave by the Goddess of Magic, Isis, who tells her an ancient story of women's prominence and the need for gender balance in the world. She, her fiance, and both Israeli and Palestinian antiquities preservers, have three whirlwind days to embark on a deadly quest to translate the Code and escape the murderous looters. Two archeologists, including her fiance, are kidnapped. Her visions of ancient Egypt help to translate the Code and lead to a lost temple where the God of Wisdom, Thoth, guides her into truths that lay hidden within the multidimensional states that Sydney, to her great surprise and delight, experiences first-hand. Her fiance and the other archeologist are rescued just in time to join the search for the lost temple. Sydney uses her new insights and knowledge of ancient Egyptian ceremonial methods when she opens hidden chambers to locate the golden statues of healing before the window of time is closed forever.
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| About the Author | |
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Jeri Castronova is a clinical psychologist, teacher, author, artist, and world traveler. Her passions for ancient Egypt, archeology, and the mysteries of 2012 come together in her supernatural thriller series. She has written short stories, scripts, songs, poetry and an off-Broadway musical. |