β Scribed by Engstrom, Elizabeth
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Hydrologist Adam Swan is engaged en humanitarian efforts in the Congo when he is kidnapped by rebels and thrown into a makeshift prison. He is left to dieβor worseβif his ransom is not paid. In a surprising series of events, Adam escapes the prison into an underground labyrinth where reality and sanity no longer rule. Tested by the gods of the underworld, Adam navigates the consequences of his past actions, which take him to the brink of deathβand beyond.
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