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Resurrection
by Tucker Malarkey Young Gemma Bastian has travelled to Egypt to take care of the remains of her father who was
recently found dead. There she meets David Lazar, a friend and colleague of her father, both
of whom were arcaeologists (of course). In going through her father's papers, she discovers
clues that suggest he may have been murdered. The mystery takes her on a journey through the
origns of Christianity and the impact of ancient superstitions on the Church. It's a satisfying and unusually complex tale in such an often-used milleu that you keep waiting
for the cliche's to appear. Fortunately, Ms. Malarkey gives us a very Agatha Christie quality
effort in this erudite mystery set in the land of the pyramids.
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Date Reviewed: 2008-04-01
This review was published in our April, 2008 Fiction reviews.
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