The Destiny of Fu Manchu

The Destiny of Fu Manchu

by William Patrick Maynard
The Destiny of Fu Manchu

The Destiny of Fu Manchu

by William Patrick Maynard

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Overview

Michael Knox is the brash and arrogant assistant of renowned archaeologist Dr. Spiridon Simos. A chance encounter with a beautiful Egyptian woman at Dr. Simos' wedding in Corfu leads the young man on a whirlwind journey to Cairo where he barely survives the terrifying reincarnation of the ancient Pharaoh Khunum-Khufu. A chain of events quickly unfold that embroils Knox with obsessive British agent, Sir Denis Nayland Smith, and his pursuit of the master criminal, Dr. Fu Manchu. Slowly, the young man begins to piece together the threat posed to the world as Fu Manchu and his seductive, but sadistic daughter Koreani tear the dread secret society, the Si-Fan, apart. Before Michael Knox can act on the intelligence in his possession, he must first survive death in a myriad of strange guises from a savage gorilla trained to crush a man's spine to the unrelenting pursuit of Margarita, the disarming dwarf assassin who brings terror to the Orient Express, to one thousand poisonous butterflies unleashed at the Munich Conference as Europe teeters on the brink of a Second World War. As madness sweeps the globe, one hedonistic young man must examine his own life as he realizes the world's future hangs in the balance. The action moves swiftly from Greece to Egypt to Africa to Europe in a breathtaking battle of ideologies as Sax Rohmer's infamous creation seeks to realize THE DESTINY OF FU MANCHU... The second fully authorized Fu Manchu adventure by William P. Maynard reintroduces Sax Rohmer's classic characters to a new generation of readers.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940016008714
Publisher: Black Coat Press
Publication date: 01/17/2013
Series: Fu Manchu , #2
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 264
File size: 1000 KB
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