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In the year 1780, two years since the end of the previous adventure, the lost city of gods has been discovered. Hidden among textured hieroglyphs in a secret gold chamber, an urgent message meets the need to be delivered. Gowtham must be awakened. The world is at its bloodiest war, but amid looms four secret technologies that which threaten to resurrect demons and creatures from ancient mythology. They will reappear and chaos the world once again. An assortment of a small team of men and the beautiful Maude, travel the world to stop them. But while some believe their Messiah has returned, why…mehr

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In the year 1780, two years since the end of the previous adventure, the lost city of gods has been discovered. Hidden among textured hieroglyphs in a secret gold chamber, an urgent message meets the need to be delivered. Gowtham must be awakened. The world is at its bloodiest war, but amid looms four secret technologies that which threaten to resurrect demons and creatures from ancient mythology. They will reappear and chaos the world once again. An assortment of a small team of men and the beautiful Maude, travel the world to stop them. But while some believe their Messiah has returned, why is that some reckon Gowtham is a threat to humanity? From the hottest desert in the world, to the coldest battlefield of the war; from the terror chambers of the Labyrinth, to the horror of the Black Sun cult; from the architectural wonder of the Taj Mahal, to the engineering splendor of the Yamato; this novel proves testimony to Gowtham's adventure, yet again. But can a simple Ein Stein S.O.S, a code, impact the world as to offer good an upper hand over bad? Will a cockamamie distress call bring the world to peace?
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Girish Rathna is a young Indian writer who also works in the fashion industry in Dubai. "Being motivated by the year 2012 itself, I was inspired by many theories, facts and controversies regarding not only the doomsday, but also a number of other various essentials, which I thought could be woven neatly into a fiction story line. Also, one of my many motivations was to produce an optimistic read about the doomsday, while at the same time keeping believers on the edge."