Murder at the Pyramids

Join private detectives Daniel and Abigail Wilson in a dastardly, 1900s-set mystery starring ancient Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Khufu at Giza as the sleuthing husband-and-wife team turn globetrotters. The 12th book in the Museum Mysteries series.
Giza, 1901. Daniel and Abigail are excited to take the opportunity to see the Egyptian pyramids and explore the ancient architecture and archaeology of the stupendous sights. But their visit takes a dark turn when they discover a body within the Robbers’ Tunnel of the Great Pyramid itself. Rather than an ancient mummy, this corpse belongs to a wealthy American whose money is funding important excavations in the region. Returning to Cairo, the Wilsons become drawn deeper into the dark mystery as the American Embassy asks the renowned investigators to solve the shocking murder of their V.I.P. citizen. Can the sleuths balance the competing interests and febrile factions of the American, British and Egyptian authorities, while also finding the victim’s own circle to be a nest of vipers.

Paperback
19.5 x 12.5cm
352 pages
FSC accredited paper