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Original Title:	The Cult of Osiris
ISBN:	0755354621 (ISBN13: 9780755354627)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Nina Wilde & Eddie Chase #5

The Cult of Osiris (Nina Wilde & Eddie Chase #5)

Andy McDermott

Paperback | Pages: 437 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 3733 Users | 149 Reviews

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Title	:	The Cult of Osiris (Nina Wilde & Eddie Chase #5)
Author	:	Andy McDermott
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 437 pages
Published	:	November 12th 2009 by Headline (first published November 1st 2009)
Categories	:	Adventure. Thriller. Fiction. Action

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A BURIED EGYPTIAN TEMPLE.
A SECRET KEPT FOR 6,000 YEARS.
A RACE FOR LIFE WORTH KILLING FOR.
 
An international TV audience waits breathlessly as archaeologists prepare to break into a long-hidden vault beneath the Great Sphinx. But student Macy Sharif has already made her own shocking discovery: a religious cult raiding the site. Their prize? A map that will lead to something far more astounding: the lost pyramid of Osiris. Framed by corrupt officials, Macy goes on the run, trying to reach the only people who can save her before she is silenced�permanently.
American archaeologist Nina Wilde, once a renowned scientific explorer, now all but blacklisted by her colleagues, is trying to rebuild her reputation. But Macy’s plea for help will send Nina and ex-SAS bodyguard Eddie Chase on the ultimate treasure hunt. From the streets of Manhattan to a yacht off Monaco to a buried desert site, they’ll follow an elusive trail stalked by a killer determined to uncover a six-thousand-year-old secret. And beneath the forbidding desert, they’ll enter a forgotten world both wondrous and horrifying, where the ancient God of Death has kept his secretsâ��until now.

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Ratings: 4.03 From 3733 Users | 149 Reviews

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A brilliant book I have not read any of the other nina wilde and Eddie chase books but the previous one at home. This is a bit Indiana Jones or lara croft but mixed with a great adventure thriller. Nina and Eddie are brilliant characters but in this one they are a married couple.

3.5 stars A pretty good book. If you have read any of the others in the series than you know what you are getting. A half decent story and lots of action. This time Nina and Eddie are just scrapping by as Nina has been kicked out of the archeology company that she had been in. A girl working on a dig in Egypt sees that a side dig is going on and looks into it. What she finds sends the "bad" group after her to stop her from telling anybody. She gets a hold of Nina and the race for relics is on.

Fantastic! This one great treasure-hunt with the usual booby traps, only this is the result of a great imagination. I often wonder how authors will get creative with another treasure hunt, but Andy nailed this one down to perfection. This was really fun reading. I strongly recommend it.

First, why there was a decision to change the name for the American addition is a mystery to me. Took a while to figure out that the Pyramid of Doom was the same as Osiris. Overall, this adventure was much better than the previous. It helped characterization-wise to remove the endless funds and backing that Nina and Eddie have had. Plus there was the addition of interesting secondary characters and their natures interacting with Nina and Eddie added some freshness. Yes, still completely

If Indiana Jones style action, go for it. Otherwise, Id recommend skipping this series.

Im a big fan of this series. Action/adventure thrillers isnt my usual genre but I do have a couple on my tbr and I tend to stick with the series if they have characters that I love rather than the story plot itself. And this is definitely the case for the Wilde/Chase series.I love the relationship between the Nina and Eddie. They bicker constantly like an old married couple despite the fact that this is the first book where they actually are married. No matter how much they bicker though its

A great book in a great series. If you take life too seriously and regularly find yourself picking holes out of the plot of a Bond film, or Die Hard, then this isnt for you. But its good, ridiculous, light hearted fun, based loosely on historical fact. You really need to read the other books in the series to make sure youre acclimatised to the nature of the storylines, otherwise you may find it too far fetched.