A Time to Seek - Tracy Higley

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• Brand: Tracy Higley
• Categoria: Fiction
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• Ultima actualizare: 15-12-2024 01:42:32

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Her Future Destiny is Hidden in the Ancient Past. Sahara Aldridge, a young Egyptologist in 1922, is making a name for herself on the digsite soon to become Egypt\'s most sensational discovery-the tomb of the boy-king, Tutankhamun. Despite opposition from a mostly-male profession, Sahara fights to continue the legacy of her Egyptologist parents, who died tragically at sea when she was a teen. But then a childhood friend finds a lost journal written by Sahara\'s mother, hinting at the bizarre possibility of time-travel, and a crazy suspicion forces Sahara to confront a freak incident years earlier... Is it possible her parents were time travelers? And has she inherited this mind-blowing ability? When the American journalist Jack Moretti begins asking too many questions, Sahara suspects he knows more than he\'s telling. Did her parents truly perish in an accident? Or did someone target and murder them because of their time traveling gift? There\'s only one way to unearth the truth. Sahara must travel back in time, to the days of King Tut. But the biggest surprise is yet to come... the truth about her parents, and about her own destiny, discovered in the whispers of conspiracy around the death of Egypt\'s most famous Pharaoh. But what secrets are better left buried?