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The Hidden Oasis

By: Paul Sussman
Narrated by: Gordon Griffin
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Egypt 2153 BC: 80 priests set out under cover of darkness with a mysterious object....

Albania, 1986: A plane takes off bound for the Sudan. Somewhere over the Sahara it disappears....

The present: a mummified corpse is discovered in the dunes with a roll of camera film and a clay obelisk inscribed with a hieroglyphic sign....

Three unconnected events - or so it seems.

©2009 Paul Sussman (P)2009 WF Howes Ltd Suspense Thriller & Suspense Middle East Africa
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recommend it to anyone that loves stories set in Egypt and secretly wish they were egyptologists.

great story.

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Story had hints of goodness although plagiarised Indy a bit. Characters are whiney and writing that seemed to keep repeating words to emphasise points made listening a bit tiresome and wanting to end. Narrator is ok but better suited to a doco about the war or something, listening to his Egyptian can be a bit irritating but that's just me. Story could have been wrapped up a few hours earlier a bit dragged out.

Bit to long...

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Not a bad book, but very predictable and the narration is just awful, with shocking attempts to use different voices.

Not a bad book

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