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An American, an Englishman, and an Australian walk into a massage parlor . . . Cairns, Australia, 1991. Archeologist wunderkind Jack Staples is the talk of the telly once again. Discoverers of the lost compass of Captain James Cook, Staples and his best friend and protégé Charles Kensington are on holiday in the Land Down Under, sitting on their find as offers from museums and auction houses pour in. But when the compass is stolen by an antiquities trafficker known as the Waltzing Matilda, Staples and Kensington are joined by the pride of Sydney’s police force, Detective Sergeant James Russell. The Aussie’s incognito scheme gets the trio inside the crime lord’s center of operations, a sleazy massage parlor. But a brief conversation with the Matilda will send the trio on an adventure of prehistoric proportions. _____________________________ Cover design: Author Joshua Lisec. Exclusively through DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C. (donnaink.org) for $7.88 plus shipping and handling. Through retailers for $14.88 plus shipping and handling. ISBN: 978-1-939425-75-1 (print); 978-1-939425-76-8 (digital) $14.88 (retail), $7.88 (publisher); $3.88 Visit this author on WordPress at: authorjoshualisec.wordpress

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