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CONTENTS
Cover
Title
Dedication
Also by James Rollins
Acknowledgments
Prologue
Valley of the Kings
Part One
Three Weeks Later
1 Eyes of Fire
2 Broken Cabinets
3 Key to Time
4 Mummy’s Claw
5 Ankh of Gold
Part Two
6 Stranded
7 A Prickly Situation
8 Prince of the Sands
9 Make that Princess of the Sands
10 Up and Away
11 Bloody Skies
Part Three
12 The Dungeons of Ka-Tor
13 A Call for Help
14 Eye of Fire
15 Lock and Key
16 Cloaks and Daggers
17 Mice in a Maze
18 Two Will Fall
19 Sweet Dreams
20 Crooked Nail
21 A Bad Plan
22 Stone of Time
Part Four
23 Riddles of the Sand
24 Forest of Flames
25 Crash Landing
26 Prophecy of Lupi Pini
27 Key of Time
28 A Sandy Grave
29 Storm Crossing
30 What’s Old Is New Again
31 Family Reunion
32 Time and Space
33 Last Prophecy
Translation Guide
A Note from the Author
About the Author
Copyright
To Carolyn,
for always stoking the magic in our lives
Other Jake Ransom adventures
Jake Ransom and the Skull King’s Shadow
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The best journeys are those taken with friends at your side. This second trip into Pangaea was no exception. First, I must acknowledge my entire critique group, whose tireless effort made this book shine: Penny Hill, Steve and Judy Prey, Dave and Will Murray, Caroline Williams, Chris Crowe, Chris Smith, Josh Harris, John Keese, Lee Garrett, Denny Grayson, Leonard Little, Kathy L’Ecluse, Scott Smith, and Sally Barnes. There is not a better group of nitpickers, tech experts, and reviewers out there. Beyond the group, Carolyn McCray—who is a great writer herself—and David Sylvian—who thanklessly slaves behind the curtains—made a hard year easier and helped this book come to be. And finally, a special thanks to everyone at Harper-Collins, especially my editor, Barbara Lalicki, both for her infinite patience and for her brilliant skill at storytelling. And I’d be remiss not to thank two other people who have been with me every step of the way: my agents Russ Galen and Danny Baror. And as always, I must stress that any and all errors of fact or detail in this book fall squarely on my own shoulders.
PROLOGUE
VALLEY OF THE KINGS
No man could survive such a storm for long.
Clouds of red sand blasted out of the Sahara Desert and swept across Egypt. The storm darkened the sun and grew so vast that it could be seen from orbiting satellites. And it was no better on the ground. For those unlucky enough to be caught in the storm, the winds scoured any exposed skin like coarse sandpaper.
But the old man had been s ............

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