A Pharaoh's Last Secret

The Facts Behind the Greatest Archaeological Discovery of all Time: -When Tutankhamen's tomb was found, Lord Carnarvon announced that they had found papyri that would shock the world. When a papyri expert arrived at the dig, he was told that they had only found bed linen.-When Howard Carter had his digging licence revoked in the mid-1920s, he was so outraged he burst into the British Embassy and said that if it wasn't returned, he would publish the revelations found in the Tutankhamen papyri about the Jews exodus from Egypt. Unfortunately he burst into an official meeting and his words were quoted in the official minutes. A fight then broke out.-Agatha Christie was a nurse during the Great War and knew about medicine and poison. Weeks after Carnarvon's death, she wrote a Poirot short story about an ancient curse hiding a string of murders after the discovery of an Egyptian tomb. -Agatha Christie met Howard Carter in the late 1930s and the result of the meeting was Death on the Nile. -There is a passenger list on an illustration of a ship in Death on the Nile, if you jumble the letters up you get a secret message with no letters left over, which explains what really happened to Lord Carnarvon. Jason Maccleson is an antiquarian book dealer pulled into a quest to save a beautiful lady and prevent the Tutankhamen papyri from being published by an ancient family of tomb robbers; the same family that killed Lord Carnarvon and tried to steal the papyri from Howard Carter. Maccleson teams up with experts and the British Embassy in Egypt to stop the publication of the papyri - the original text of the Old Testament - that could start war against Egypt and Israel in the 21st Century. This exclusive Kindle edition comes with a sample of the second Jason Maccleson novel: The Kennedy Assassins. Have you read the first full anthology of Jason Maccleson short stories: Happiness is a Warm Tome and Other Stories? Available on Kindle