The Giza Frequency
An Archaeological Thriller

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
London, 1994. A nine year old boy reads about the Pharaoh's Curse on the back of a cereal box and decides superstition is just a lazy explanation.

Twenty-five years later, Dr. James Hamilton is still asking the questions nobody wants asked. When archaeochemist Sofia Rodrigues analyses a core sample smuggled out from beneath the Giza Plateau, the result is impossible: an engineered electrolyte solution, 4,500 years old. The pyramids were never tombs. They were a machine.

Laser scans reveal a vast network of shafts and chambers beneath the plateau that officially does not exist. Cairo denies everything. Permits vanish. And in Rome, the people chasing the truth discover they are being hunted.

From a Madrid laboratory to a Roman safehouse to a midnight descent beneath the Great Pyramid, The Giza Frequency is a fast-paced archaeological thriller about ancient technology, forbidden texts and a switch that was never meant to be turned back on.

Some doors, once opened, don't lead back.