The Seven Fabulous Wonders (7) - The Cleopatra Curse

The Seven Fabulous Wonders (7) - The Cleopatra Curse

by KatherineRoberts (Author)

Synopsis

The magnificent Seven Wonders series concludes with Romanic chariot race! Historical fiction meets action-packed adventure in this thrilling series for boys. Zeuxis is a 'lighthouse boy', whose duties include collecting fuel for the famous Pharos lighthouse of Alexandria and keeping its fire burning. But Zeuxis' dream is to become a charioteer, and he gets his chance when Julius Caesar plans his invasion of Egypt in 48BC to overthrow Queen Cleopatra. Caesar sends his envoys to Alexandria with instructions to create a riot on race day, so that he can invade the palace. To accomplish this, they need an inexperienced charioteer they can bend to their will!

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 273
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks
Published: 03 Jul 2006

ISBN 10: 000711284X
ISBN 13: 9780007112845
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: ADVENTURE AND MAGIC IN THE ANCIENT WORLD

Media Reviews
Praise for 'The Great Pyramid Robbery': 'A grand tale unravels -- ancient curses, magical powers, dangerous forces and spirits make The Great Pyramid Robbery a wonderful fantasy-filled read! Unearth this fab book.' Funday Times 'A terrific tale of plots, curses and evil forces set in ancient Egypt.' Sunday Express 'A thrill-a-minute mix of myth, history, excitement and magic. Roberts has thrown lots of gripping ingredients into the first book of The Seven Fabulous Wonders series and it all works to great effect.' Sunday Morning Post Praise for 'The Babylon Game': 'Katherine Roberts is a children's author of genuine skill and imagination, and The Babylon Game is one of her most engaging titles.' Publishing News 'Incredible! adventures that twist and turn and will have you spellbound on every page.' South Wales Evening Post.
Author Bio
Katherine Roberts was born in Torquay in 1962 and spent her childhood in Devon and Cornwall. She graduated with a First in Mathematics from Bath University. Since then she has worked with computers, racehorses, and in a pet shop. She now lives in Stroud. She has her own website, katherineroberts.com, and produces her own newsletter, 'Fantasy Fever', for children.