Carla B. (puppyluv) reviewed Lord of the Silent (Amelia Peabody, Bk 13) (Audio Cassette) (Abridged) on + 552 more book reviews
Author approved abridgement.
Series: Amelia Peabody Series, #13
From Our Editors
The year is 1915, and despite desperate warnings from friends and family, Amelia Peabody and her handsome archaeologist husband, Radcliffe Emerson, risk life, limb and Amelia's second-best hat to embark on another season of exploration. But German submarines and warring Senussi aren't all Amelia and Emerson have to worry about. A fresh -- but not fresh enough -- body has turned up in the tomb they are excavating. A lost but not forgotten enemy has returned. The omens are ominous. And as the long, hot Cairo days give way to nights, danger stalks Amelia and her family, reaching out from the shadows as it never has before ...
From the Publisher
Elizabeth Peters follows her smash New York Times bestseller He Shall Thunder in the Sky with a superb new tale filled with danger, intrigue, and sparkling wit.
Dateline: Cairo and environs, 1915. Risking life, limb, and her second-best hat, the intrepid Egyptologist Amelia Peabody and her irascible, handsome archaeologist husband defy German submarines and warring Senussi to embark on another season of exploration and crime-solving.
When a freshbut not fresh enoughbody turns up in the tomb they are excavating, Amelia vows to protect her family and find the killer no matter what the cost.
Filled with surprises, including the return of a long-lost but certainly not forgotten enemy, here is deliciously dangerous entertainment starring fiction's best loved and most indomitable sleuth.
Synopsis
In the newest "Amelia Peabody Mystery", the intrepid Egyptologist risks life, limb, and her second-best hat in 1915 Cairo. Amelia and her handsome archeologist husband defy German submarines and warring Senussi to embark on another season of exploration and crime solving. Endpaper maps.
Series: Amelia Peabody Series, #13
From Our Editors
The year is 1915, and despite desperate warnings from friends and family, Amelia Peabody and her handsome archaeologist husband, Radcliffe Emerson, risk life, limb and Amelia's second-best hat to embark on another season of exploration. But German submarines and warring Senussi aren't all Amelia and Emerson have to worry about. A fresh -- but not fresh enough -- body has turned up in the tomb they are excavating. A lost but not forgotten enemy has returned. The omens are ominous. And as the long, hot Cairo days give way to nights, danger stalks Amelia and her family, reaching out from the shadows as it never has before ...
From the Publisher
Elizabeth Peters follows her smash New York Times bestseller He Shall Thunder in the Sky with a superb new tale filled with danger, intrigue, and sparkling wit.
Dateline: Cairo and environs, 1915. Risking life, limb, and her second-best hat, the intrepid Egyptologist Amelia Peabody and her irascible, handsome archaeologist husband defy German submarines and warring Senussi to embark on another season of exploration and crime-solving.
When a freshbut not fresh enoughbody turns up in the tomb they are excavating, Amelia vows to protect her family and find the killer no matter what the cost.
Filled with surprises, including the return of a long-lost but certainly not forgotten enemy, here is deliciously dangerous entertainment starring fiction's best loved and most indomitable sleuth.
Synopsis
In the newest "Amelia Peabody Mystery", the intrepid Egyptologist risks life, limb, and her second-best hat in 1915 Cairo. Amelia and her handsome archeologist husband defy German submarines and warring Senussi to embark on another season of exploration and crime solving. Endpaper maps.
Richard M. (algernon99) -
This is a recent entry in the Amelia Peabody, Egyptologiest extraordinaire, series. If you like the series, you'll enjoy this one, too. In this one, we get to meet the long-running evil mastermind Sethos, who by all accounts, died in a previous book. Reports of his death seem to have been greatly exaggerated, as Mark Twain once said. This is fun adventure, light mystery, pleasant wandering over the archeological fields of Egypt, and a nice way to spend time with old friends. The conversion to audio book is seamless, with an excellent reader performance.
Julie B. (julienorm) reviewed Lord of the Silent (Amelia Peabody, Bk 13) (Audio Cassette) (Abridged) on + 10 more book reviews
Abridged on 4 cassettes, narrated by Barbara Rosenblatt. An excellent version to listen to!
