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The Murder of King Tut: The Plot to Kill the Child King - A Nonfiction Thriller
by James Patterson, Martin Dugard
I have to agree with most that rated this book poorly. My first James Patterson book, and my last. I thought this book would shed some new evidence or give a new spin on the death of King Tut. Boy, was I mistaken. Patterson just dredges up an old theory that Tut was murdered based on a skull fracture, which seems to have been dismissed by most Eygptologists, and writes a bunch of hypothetical bull crap. Strange that nothing is mentioned that Tut actually was cripple, many canes and walking sticks found in his tomb, yet Patterson has him sprinting around in battle and on chariots. 1/2 way through the book and I am quitting. It's utter nonsense, a waste of good money and I am tossing this paperback in the waste basket to avoid any more confusion out there that perpetuates falsehoods about histroy. Shame Mr. Patterson.