The Curtana Code: Sequel to the Curtana Key - Ian Dee - Books - Createspace - 9781481070065 - November 27, 2012
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The Curtana Code: Sequel to the Curtana Key

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Publisher Marketing: This is a fast moving adventure thriller featuring Major Adam Gunn VC, recently returned from Helmand province where he was wounded in action. Just when he thought that he had got his life back under control, he is once again drawn into a dangerous and perplexing chain of events as he tries to return Imhotep's sarcophagus to its rightful place in Egypt. Someone very powerful is stalking him, determined to learn the secret of the Curtana, and prepared to kill anyone who gets in his way. In his search for the Mahdi, a mysterious and shadowy figure who is rumored to want to re-establish a caliphate throughout the Middle East, Adam finally solves the mystery of the Curtana sword. Death, murder and love all blend into an exciting story, loosely based on ancient legends, as Adam finally finds the code that opens the Hall of Records, a mythical source of knowledge long lost to mankind. Some quotes from this book "Major Gunn, please remember that you are not James Bond. " The Prime Minister "You seem to solve most of your problems by using heavy artillery, Major Gunn." Chief Superintendent McDonald. Grampian Police "Adam, that car is just a pile of scrap metal and bullets." Motor mechanic "That thing sent a signal through twenty feet of rock, destroyed a passing satellite and headed straight for the Orion Nebula. I just hope we haven't declared war on anyone out there, Major" Prime Minister at COBRA meeting "Just remember, Frankie. You can always die twice." Adam Gunn to Frankie McCann, gangster

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released November 27, 2012
ISBN13 9781481070065
Publishers Createspace
Pages 384
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 20 mm   ·   512 g

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