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Follow on Google News | Author Restores Face of Sphinx for New Sci-Fi Thriller, "THE LOST PHARAOH."Author Allen Pollens needed a Sphinx image as it appeared before the extensive damage to the face. Pollens wanted to use it in new sci-fi book "THE LOST PHARAOH - Sobek II." His restoration resulted in an image with an unexpected mysterious visage.
By: Pollens Books A visit to Philadelphia Art Museum's Tutankhamenexhibit changes everything for Dr. Alberto Rodriguez. A professor of archeology at Jess Hawkins University, he is familiar with Howard Carter's 1922 discovery of Tut's tomb. His own excavation efforts in New Mexico and Arizona were worthy endeavors but trivial when compared to Carter's successes. Alberto tells himself that emulating Carter and trying to make an equally significant discovery is foolish. He stifles the obsession, but it surfaces once again when Alberto comes upon rumors of another lost Pharaoh in Egypt. Alberto throws caution to the wind as he draws his closest friends into an secret escapade that satisfies his ambition. When ancient Egypt beckons, he has to respond. "The Lost Pharaoh - Sobek II" exceeds 80,000 words, runs more than 400 pages and has more than 80 illustrations. Buy it at Amazon.com in paperback, $15.99, or for Kindle, $6.99. This is author Allen Pollens’ Sixth science fiction-fantasy offering in two years and one of nine books he has published. Pollens other sci-fi-fantasy offerings include: "ALTERNATIVE LIVES - To Sleep, Perchance to Dream ... Another Life," "CONJUROR - Living the Tale," "CREATOR - Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Epic, Earth’s Human Behavior Confronted," Retired from software/hardware design, and high tech sales and marketing careers, Pollens told stories his whole life. The stories he wrote for his grandchildren became the basis for "BOFFO BUTTERPHANT - Small Creature Adventures," For more about “The Lost Pharaoh” and Al’s other books, contact Allen Pollens at 503-407-2850 (cell) or via email at apollens@comcast.net. Also visit website StoryTeller- End
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