About this ebook
The clock is ticking! Blackmailed by Jake's nemesis - the vengeful Pierre Perron - Professor Fathom's team of five horny gay adventurers is sent on a seemingly impossible mission to uncover the legendary Riddle of the Sands in order to save one of their own from a rare and deadly poison. But what is the Riddle of the Sands? Where are the long-lost clues and hidden maps that can lead to its whereabouts? Is it a myth, a mirage, or the greatest engineering feat in the history of ancient Egypt? From the icy plains of Siberia to the shadowy bathhouses of Cairo, from the scorching valley of the Nile to the heart of the Amazon jungle, readers join these hunks — treasure-hunter Jake, Brazilian biologist Eden, Texas cowboy Shane, art expert Luca, and quarterback Will — in a search that blends nonstop action and high-octane sex!
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About the author
Geoffrey Knight is a film writer who hails from Paddington. His fiction and writing for the cinema have earned Knight a reputation as a writer on the rise in his native Australia. Riddle of the Sands "Take a blind Indiana Jones with a gang of young and horny homo sidekicks, mix in a dash of the Mummy's muscles, add a brace of loathsome (but sometimes sexy) evildoers, and swoosh the daredevil action from a desolate Siberian prison to steamy South American rain forests to hot Egyptian desert sands. That's the erotic essence of Knight's high octane, thrill-a-page romp, a rousing, arousing adventure for queer boys-at-heart men." —Richard Labonté, Book Marks
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