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Chalice: A Cambodian Adventure

Siam Storm, Book 2

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Chalice: A Cambodian Adventure

By: Robert A. Webster
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Chalice — A Cambodian adventure

Staring down at the culmination of his life’s work, Professor Norman Rumble is horrified and unable to comprehend what has happened...

How could he have known?

The hilarious sequel to the Siam Storm adventure.

This time, Stu and Spock team up with Pon to recover the once-again stolen the holy relic, though this time it’s disappeared for an even stranger and more astonishing reason. The pursuit takes them to Cambodia, where they need to thwart plans that have the potential to change the human race, and turn Spock and Stu into fruit-based drinkers.

When our heroes are two English scallywags and a mad Thai monk, what can possibly go wrong?

©2012 Robert A. Webster (P)2014 Robert A. Webster Genetic Engineering Literature & Fiction Witty

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