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    The Dead Man's Kiss

    Written by Robert Weinberg

    Narrated by Milton Bagby

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    About this audiobook

    From the still halls of a Chicago museum, they've stolen a priceless ancient relic, and from its blackened crevices they've liberated a human spirit. His name is Jambres - priest of the once-mighty empire of Egypt - and for more than three millennia, he's waited to walk again on earth.

    His quest: to reunite the halves of his soul, sundered for a long-ago crime he didn't commit.

    His chosen instrument: Carl Garrett, a white supremacist whose ruthlessness and fanatic determination make him the ideal match for Jambres's gruesome scheme.

    At stake: the lives of hundreds of millions. They'll be killed in the most horrifying blood sacrifice history has ever seen - unless one lone and desperate woman, armed with knowledge no mortal is meant to possess, can stop Jambres before the slaughter begins.

    ©1992 Robert Weinberg (P)2015 RadioArchives.com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2016
    ISBN9781520021508
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    The Dead Man's Kiss
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    Robert Weinberg

    Robert Weinberg is a multiple award-winning author of novels, nonfiction books, short stories and comics.

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