Book Review: Elizabeth Peters’ Guardian of the Horizon
This is the lost season 1907-08 when Amelia Peabody and her husband Emerson, along with their son Ramses and foster daughter Nefret, are summoned back to the Lost Oasis.
This is the lost season 1907-08 when Amelia Peabody and her husband Emerson, along with their son Ramses and foster daughter Nefret, are summoned back to the Lost Oasis.
Contracted by a mining company to oversee a respectful relocation of the Araktak buried atop a diamond deposit, Annja Creed goes up against a group intent on unleashing a powerful artifact.
Banned forever from the East Valley, Emerson and Amelia watch enviously as Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter discover King Tut’s tomb.
A policewoman, Sloan Reynolds, goes undercover in her estranged father’s life where she meets Noah Maitland, a multinational corporate player and one of the FBI’s prime suspects.
A corporate raider, Matthew Farrell is ready to move in on his betraying ex-wife’s family firm. The takeover forces a confrontation that teeters between bittersweet memories and hope.
Black-ops leader Roman Chernichenko has to take out the leak in an espionage plot that could destabilize all of Africa—an appealing blonde who’s awoken his deepest desires.
Sheriff Walt Fleming must ensure the annual elite wine auction goes off without a hitch. Instead it goes off with a bomb.
The long-awaited prophecy surrounding Percy’s 16th birthday unfolds. As battle rages on the streets of Manhattan, Percy faces a terrifying suspicion that he may be fighting against his own fate.
Archaeologist Annja Creed doubts the map will truly lead to Genghis Khan’s lost tomb, but as she races in, one thing is clear—the only tomb she may find is her own…
With lives at stake, Annja has no choice but to protect the innocent…and get them out of there alive. Legend says the Ark once saved mankind, but this time it could kill them all.