The Seraphim Enigma

By: James C. Marlas

Narrated by: Sam Devereaux

Whatever became of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti? She was the wife of Akhenaten and disappeared completely from all historical records. Her grave has never been found, although her eternal fame was assured by the discovery of a portrait bust in 1912 depicting who has been called “the most beautiful woman of the ancient world”.

More puzzles involve the relationship between Moses and Aaron. In the Bible, they are said to be brothers, but is it possible different ties bound them? Questions like these—as well as the mysteries of ancient Egypt—are fictionally investigated in The Seraphim Enigma.

The amazing discovery in this book could have really happened; there are no records stating the contrary. This is a story for adventurers who enjoy exploring the alternative possibilities of history hidden in an exciting archeological thriller.

©2021 James C. Marlas (P)2021 James C. Marlas

Page turning thriller!

Loved this book. Fabulous characters and I learned so much about ancient Egypyt. And so many mysteries about Moses and who he was. A great read.

the perfect audio book to enjoy a well written adventure

As a person who travels for work, audiobooks are a wonderful companion. I have no patience for‘page turners’ with dummed down English, preferring the wordsmithing of a sophisticated author. In James Marlas I have found just that. A compelling story told at a leisurely pace, like listening to an excellent speaker over brandy with no concern for the passing hours of the night.

Davinci Code meets Raiders of the Lost Ark

The headline says it all except for the lack luster narration. Quite entirely disappointing. Returned book after suffering halfway through it.

The author does not engage the reader anywhere near Dan Brown's talents.

The story is a rip off of DAVINCI and RAIDERS with much less entertainment.