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Keys of Yama

Keys of Yama

T.L.B. Kruger
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Joshua is rescued during a winter attempt on K2 and taken to a cave where generations of monks have been guarding a message from the Buddha for almost three millennia.
A vicious attack on the cave by Jihadis force Joshua and Electa, the Master's young female protégé, to escape with the scroll containing the Keys of Yama, and propels them on a tumultuous journey back to civilization.
A breathless chase ensues with their lives hanging in the balance as a fanatical Imam musters the forces of the Pakistani Army to annihilate both them and the scroll he believes to be a plot of the Buddhists to destroy Islam.
Unless Joshua succeeds, these crucial insights, intended to propel humankind beyond its linear destiny, and on towards a higher purpose, will be lost to the world forever.
Language
English
Pages
392
Format
Paperback
Release
March 04, 2015

Keys of Yama

T.L.B. Kruger
0/5 ( ratings)
Joshua is rescued during a winter attempt on K2 and taken to a cave where generations of monks have been guarding a message from the Buddha for almost three millennia.
A vicious attack on the cave by Jihadis force Joshua and Electa, the Master's young female protégé, to escape with the scroll containing the Keys of Yama, and propels them on a tumultuous journey back to civilization.
A breathless chase ensues with their lives hanging in the balance as a fanatical Imam musters the forces of the Pakistani Army to annihilate both them and the scroll he believes to be a plot of the Buddhists to destroy Islam.
Unless Joshua succeeds, these crucial insights, intended to propel humankind beyond its linear destiny, and on towards a higher purpose, will be lost to the world forever.
Language
English
Pages
392
Format
Paperback
Release
March 04, 2015

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