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Entangled with the Egyptians

Julius Zebra, Book 3

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Entangled with the Egyptians

By: Gary Northfield
Narrated by: Rupert Degas
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The third title in Gary Northfield's exciting, action-packed and hysterically funny series brimming with entertaining Roman and Egyptian facts.

After being shipwrecked on the shores of Egypt and mistaken for a Horse God, Julius can't believe his luck! Soon he and his bedraggled friends will be living it up in the city of Alexandria, being preened and pampered like gods. Then a fancy boat procession will take them down the River Nile to Memphis, where a lavish party will be thrown in Julius' honour - as well as an obligatory tour of the Pyramids.

But it is this very tour that seems to signal the end to their glorious fortunes in Egypt. On a visit to the Tomb of Cleopatra, Felix is unable to resist a rather lovely looking treasure for his rock collection.... He pockets the jewel, and a curse immediately falls upon the group. And so begins the ridiculous adventure where Julius fights for his life, as the Egyptians come to unravel the truth and realise that he is not quite what they thought he was....

©2017 Gary Northfield (P)2017 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
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