“The audiobook version of this book is AMAZING. The premise is that it's 1920 and a man who fancies himself the world's greatest Egyptologist is on the hunt for a tomb of doubtful authenticity. His story is told in journal entries. He's a wonderful character--completely vain and self-deluding and is, in that famous English class phrase, an "unreliable narrator." Simultaneously, it's semi-present day and we're hearing via letters the story of an Australian private investigator who became...”

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