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Daughter of the Gods
Paperback
Series: Skull Chronicles, Book 3
ISBN13: 9781739444006
Publisher: Lyra Publishing
Published: Apr 1 2024
Pages: 378
Weight: 0.90
Height: 0.84 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
'Absolutely enthralling'; 'A must read'; 'This book has it all'
Bound and helpless, a young handmaiden is cast adrift in a stormy sea and left to drown. With her, sealed in a metal casket, is Maat-Su, the third of the sacred Skulls of Light.
But Manua is not destined to die today. Rescued by a descendant of those who brought the Skull to Earth lifetimes before, she and Maat-Su survive to change the course of history. For their new home is Atlantis, their legacy the mighty civilisation that has passed forever into legend and shaped the future of humankind for tens of thousands of years.
Meanwhile, here in the 21st century, it's all suddenly got a bit too real. Stalkers, a break-in, three murders, and the appearance of an up-until-now purely hypothetical mystical golden key have blown the stakes sky high. And I'm scared.
Because someone else is looking for the Skulls. Someone who is prepared to kill to possess them.
And I could be next on their list...
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