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    Turned to Stone
    Turned to Stone
    Turned to Stone
    Audiobook10 hours

    Turned to Stone

    Written by Jorge Magano

    Narrated by Timothy Andrés Pabon

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    About this audiobook

    Spanish journalist and art historian Jaime Azcárate has always been a magnet for trouble. So when the authorities call on him to help investigate a museum heist while he’s enjoying a rare vacation, he is more annoyed than surprised. Jaime brushes off the detectives’ pleas to find a missing and reportedly cursed Medusa sculpture, until an attempt on his life pulls him into the investigation.

    With nowhere else to turn, Jaime reaches out to the only person in the world who can help: Paloma Blasco, the ex-girlfriend with whom he authored an article on the priceless statue. The pair must put their differences aside as they travel from Greece to Sardinia to find the Medusa—before the curse claims another victim.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    TranslatorSimon Bruni
    Release dateOct 27, 2015
    ISBN9781511311274
    Turned to Stone
    Author

    Jorge Magano

    Guided by his fascination with museums and love of Indiana Jones, award-winning writer Jorge Magano graduated with a degree in art history. Since then, he has worked at the University of Madrid and participated in archeological excavations that have taken him all over the world. Magano is the author of La Isis dorada (The Golden Isis), Donde nacen los milagros (Where Miracles Are Born), and La mirada de piedra (Turned to Stone).

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