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Secret of the Sands Canadian Distributor, Red Tuque Books, to attend & present at 2010 BC Library Conference Apr22nd-24th
The new Canadian distributor for our award-winning, bestselling mystery novel, Red Tuque Books, will be presenting at the 2010 BC Library Conference happening this week, Apr22nd, 23rd, & 24th. If you are also attending the conference, be sure to say hello, get a copy of their catalogue & place your order for SECRET OF THE SANDS. We would be truly honored to be added to your library shelves :)
Here is our ad, which appears in their 2010 Spring catalogue:
Here is the ordering info in advance:
ISBN-10: 1-4196-7552-4
EAN-13: 978-1419675522
Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2010904965
BISAC codes:
1. FIC002000 FICTION / Action & Adventure
2. FIC030000 FICTION / Suspense
3. FIC040000 FICTION / Alternative History
4. FIC028010 FICTION / Science Fiction / Adventure
5. FIC024000 FICTION / Occult & Supernatural
And here is the link to the Red Tuque website where you can learn more about them and find their contact information:
http://www.redtuquebooks.ca/
Help support indie efforts & fellow Canadians by ordering from Red Tuque and adding our Indiana-Jones style adventure novel to your shelves. Secret of the Sands has recently undergone an upgrade, so it will be even more polished & awesome than ever! The new version should be available in early May.
Who would love it? Secret of the Sands is intended for both young adult & adult audiences, and appeals to people who love National Treasure, The Mummy movies, and Indiana Jones (it even has shades of The Chronicles of Narnia & The Golden Compass in it), readers who love suspense, adventure, alternative historical fiction, speculative sci-fi, unique mystery tales, and those who are fascinated by ancient Egypt and the enigmatic Great Sphinx of Giza…covers a lot of people, doesn't it?! That was the idea ;)
Happy reading always, my friends!
Rai Aren, co-author of the award-winning mystery novel SECRET OF THE SANDS
In the shadow of the Great Sphinx of Giza, two young archaeologists unearth extremely unusual artifacts dating over 12,000 years old. Not only could this change everything we thought we knew about Ancient Egypt, but the exhilarating find is wrong - very wrong. The artifacts shouldn't be there...they shouldn't even exist at all. The greatest discovery in human history may also turn out to be the deadliest...
Here is our ad, which appears in their 2010 Spring catalogue:
Here is the ordering info in advance:
ISBN-10: 1-4196-7552-4
EAN-13: 978-1419675522
Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2010904965
BISAC codes:
1. FIC002000 FICTION / Action & Adventure
2. FIC030000 FICTION / Suspense
3. FIC040000 FICTION / Alternative History
4. FIC028010 FICTION / Science Fiction / Adventure
5. FIC024000 FICTION / Occult & Supernatural
And here is the link to the Red Tuque website where you can learn more about them and find their contact information:
http://www.redtuquebooks.ca/
Help support indie efforts & fellow Canadians by ordering from Red Tuque and adding our Indiana-Jones style adventure novel to your shelves. Secret of the Sands has recently undergone an upgrade, so it will be even more polished & awesome than ever! The new version should be available in early May.
Who would love it? Secret of the Sands is intended for both young adult & adult audiences, and appeals to people who love National Treasure, The Mummy movies, and Indiana Jones (it even has shades of The Chronicles of Narnia & The Golden Compass in it), readers who love suspense, adventure, alternative historical fiction, speculative sci-fi, unique mystery tales, and those who are fascinated by ancient Egypt and the enigmatic Great Sphinx of Giza…covers a lot of people, doesn't it?! That was the idea ;)
Happy reading always, my friends!
Rai Aren, co-author of the award-winning mystery novel SECRET OF THE SANDS
In the shadow of the Great Sphinx of Giza, two young archaeologists unearth extremely unusual artifacts dating over 12,000 years old. Not only could this change everything we thought we knew about Ancient Egypt, but the exhilarating find is wrong - very wrong. The artifacts shouldn't be there...they shouldn't even exist at all. The greatest discovery in human history may also turn out to be the deadliest...
