THE CAVES OF ANTARCTICA

THE CAVES OF ANTARCTICA
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Publisher : Editora Novo Século
Total Pages : 513
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ISBN-10 : 9786555613384
ISBN-13 : 6555613386
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Download or read book THE CAVES OF ANTARCTICA written by Raymundo Teles and published by Editora Novo Século. This book was released on 2023-01-12 with total page 513 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A subglacial and highly technological world, almost a complete unknown, reigns under millions of tons of ice. A small, prosperous kingdom in a desert region of Africa occupied by a myriad of peoples and ethnicities, whose legends are _ lled with magic and mystery. A majestic ancient cave in Ethiopia, atop steep and abrupt mountains, where a strange community lives, preserving its myths, knowledge, and a gnosis that sets it apart from the civilized world. At the Australian Embassy in Antarctica, in the Nevada Crater, a sailor comes across a series of enigmatic events such as the unsolved kidnapping and murder of athletes by an Ice wizard in the unique and strange African kingdom, linking obscure worlds in a plot that will involve queens, princesses, detectives, sorceres, giants, and monsters. In this work, the author takes us into a world of fantasy and science fiction, through an original plot that involves jealousy, passion, struggle, and power, creating a gripping story and maintaining suspense from beginning to end.


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