The Zozer Brotherhood

By Robert Elliot Wiese

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965938700
• ISBN13: 9780965938709
• Release Date: September 1997
• Publisher: Loring's World Pub
• Length: 443 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.0" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

A must read!

This book is a great read, I couldn't put it down. The suspense and attention to detail kept me on the edge of my seat. A must read.

An inspiration for aspiring first time authors.

Wiese has hit a home run with his first book. The book reads like an engaging movie. Wiese breaks many of the unwritten rules for main characters in his book and it gives the book a unique feel. I finished the book in less then 48 hours.

The story is gripping, can't put it down.

The Zozer Brotherhood is a novel that leaves the reader no time to get bored! Exciting, fast-paced, intruiging, and intelligently written. More angles than a spider's web, and stickier, too! The author's obvious knowledge of the subject matter and locales nearly puts you "on location" with Dr. Loring. Would make a terrific movie. Spielberg, are you listening?

Outstanding! A fast paced and engaging read.

The story and characters are all presented as very credible. Numerous and unexpected plot twists kept me riveted to the story.

Wiese creates a new adventure hero for the rest of us.

The cool thing about this book is how the main character is not a super-hero. He is a scholar thrust into an adventure novel. The story is intricately weaved... a lot like Clancy in that regard. I tackled this book in just a few days because it is easy to become engrossed. The story is captivating. Locales all over the globe with plot twists affecting everyone on the planet. The scope isn't necessarily nuclear war, but it is revolution and power. Definitely an entertaining book... pretty darn good for a first try. The Zozer Brotherhood grabs you from page one and takes you on a wild ride. Perhaps the only disappointing thing in the whole book is the lack of a super-huge climax... but that is easily forgiven thanks to the immense scope of the story and the fact that you still won't get lost while reading it. The characters are easily identifed and well-written... comedy and tragedy throughout, and the historical parts are NOT written over the average reader's head. I recommend this book for anyone who can enjoy a good adventure/suspense book (especially one with a focus on egyptian legend - but you don't have to like Egypt to enjoy the book)