The Golden One (Amelia Peabody Mysteries, Book 14)
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (569 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0060763620 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 177 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Captured by Sahin Pasha, head of the Turkish secret service, Ramses later escapes, fulfilling his mission with his family's help. Then it's back to Egypt, where the Emersons and their friends the Vandergelts solve the murder and subdue the villains. First, MWA Grandmaster Peters offers another amusing if wordy Egyptian archeology mystery, set in 1917 and replete with grave robbers, a murder, the discovery of a richly furnished tomb and a cast of thousands. in Egyptology from the University of Chicago, she provides an authentic historical backdr
"A Fun Book if You Enjoy Mysteries and Archaeology" according to Donna Rapkin. I am hooked on Elizabeth Peter's "Amelia Peabody Mystery" books. I lost count of how many I've read and I've loved each and every one of them. This books finds Ramses and Nefret married, back in Egypt working with the elder Emersons on a dig. The plot centers on finding out who is making murder attempts on members of the family, and what the villan or villans are trying to hide. The "Master Criminal" is miraculously alive and well after suppose. Stephanie Patterson said One of Elizabeth Peters' best. Some years ago my husband recommended these mysteries both for Ms. Peters deft characterizations and for her knowledge of Egypt and her accurate portrayal of the practice of archeology in the early "One of Elizabeth Peters' best" according to Stephanie Patterson. Some years ago my husband recommended these mysteries both for Ms. Peters deft characterizations and for her knowledge of Egypt and her accurate portrayal of the practice of archeology in the early 20th century. I made the mistake of trying to read this book before any of the others. It's important to read these books in order to see the development of the characters and the way in whichthe author moves them through this particular part of hist. 0th century. I made the mistake of trying to read this book before any of the others. It's important to read these books in order to see the development of the characters and the way in whichthe author moves them through this particular part of hist. K. Armstrong said living my life through Emelia Peabody!. Always ahead of the "game" the Emersons succeed in their endeavors even if they have to stretch the truth a bit Even when they are not confident that they have everything under control they are not afraid to confront the situation and act quickly to provide themselves the desired outcome.This sequel has living my life through Emelia Peabody! Always ahead of the "game" the Emersons succeed in their endeavors even if they have to stretch the truth a bit Even when they are not confident that they have everything under control they are not afraid to confront the situation and act quickly to provide themselves the desired outcome.This sequel has 3 "books" covering 3 situations that come together as one. Sub plots that follow through the Amelia Peabody series are referenced in this editi. "books" covering living my life through Emelia Peabody! Always ahead of the "game" the Emersons succeed in their endeavors even if they have to stretch the truth a bit Even when they are not confident that they have everything under control they are not afraid to confront the situation and act quickly to provide themselves the desired outcome.This sequel has 3 "books" covering 3 situations that come together as one. Sub plots that follow through the Amelia Peabody series are referenced in this editi. situations that come together as one. Sub plots that follow through the Amelia Peabody series are referenced in this editi
Death will surely be his lot if he is caught or exposed. Answering a call he cannot refuse from British military intelligence, Amelia's son Ramses must journey to this ancient, fabled city to undertake a mission as personal as it is perilous. New York Times bestselling Grand Master Elizabeth Peters is at her stylish and suspenseful best in a richly woven tale of greed, treachery, and murder set against the tumultuous backdrop of wartime intrigue.A new year, 1917, is dawning, and the Great War that ravages the