Raven's Key: A Novel

By Siomonn Pulla
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(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: July 11, 2011
Words: 69,985 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780986878206


Short description

An ancient Sumerian King has hired a shape shifting Raven to steal sacred objects from museum's around the world. Follow the journey to discover the key to unlocking humanity's shift into the new consciousness of 2012.

Extended description

An ancient Sumerian King has hired a shape shifting Raven to steal sacred objects from museum's around the world. A Museum curator and her assistant, a young anthropology graduate student, discover that they are running out of time in this quest to restore the ancient balance of light and dark forces. Together with members from the ancient Council of Light, they must track down the shape shifting Raven, locate the stolen objects and return them to the council. Nearly out of time, they must journey to discover the key to unlocking humanity's shift into the new consciousness of 2012.

Tags

urban fantasy, native american, anthropology, canadian, conspiracy theories, 2012 end of world prophecy apocalypse, annanuki, cyngus x5

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Review by: Amos Batto on Aug. 19, 2012 : star star star star
I enjoyed all the bizarre references to mythology and history.

There are a number of typos and errors in the text. I jotted down a few in case the author reads these reviews:

After Anu had taught him how to travel through these timelines, Marduk leaned to successfully manipulate them to serve his own interests.
Should br "learned".

The twin brother is thirty-seven years old at the time of his arrival.
Should be "twenty-seven".

Ill answer all you questions.” Susan led the detective into Maeve’s apartment.
should be "I'll"

“There are stories that Cortez sent emeralds of this
sort back to Europe during his brutal conquest of the Aztecs during the 17th century,
Should be "16th Century"
(review of free book)

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