
Eye of Osiris
'Eye of Osiris' Summary
When John Bellingham, an avid Egyptologist, goes missing under mysterious circumstances, Dr. Thorndyke, a brilliant medico-legal expert, is called upon to investigate. Intrigued by the unique nature of the case and its connection to his former student, Thorndyke delves into the world of ancient Egypt, seeking answers amidst the cryptic symbols and artifacts. As he probes deeper, he discovers that Bellingham's disappearance is far from accidental. A network of individuals, each with their own secrets and motives, emerges from the shadows. Thorndyke's keen observation and sharp intellect unveil a complex web of deceit and hidden agendas. A love triangle, a hidden treasure, and a dangerous obsession all converge to form a deadly puzzle that Thorndyke must solve before it's too late. Through meticulous forensic analysis and brilliant deductions, Thorndyke unravels the truth, revealing a shocking betrayal and the true cost of greed and ambition.Book Details
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R. Austin Freeman
United Kingdom
R. Austin Freeman (1862-1943) was a British author of detective fiction. He is best known for his series of novels featuring the forensic scientist Dr. John Thorndyke. Freeman is credited with inventi...
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