β Scribed by Robin Cook
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A treasure more valuable than any of the glittering relics in the Valley of the Kings. Hidden for centuries . . . waiting to unleash its deadly curse.
No one had known the great golden Pharaoh existed. Erica Baron, expert Egyptologist, is the first to recognize his dangerous beauty. And as others join the chase, she is the first to feel the fear . . .
Fear of a Pharoah's secrets. Fear of the greed and evil her discovery will unveil . . .
'Master of the medical thriller' New York Times
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