Pancho Villa's Aztec Death Stone

Pancho Villa's Aztec Death Stone - Paperback

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Pancho Villa's Aztec Death Stone

Pancho Villa's Aztec Death Stone - Paperback

by David Khalaf
$9.23
Sale price  $9.23 Regular price 

Book Overview

A Mexican folk hero with supernatural courage. A mysterious stone with the power to raise the dead. And an ancient Aztec legend that foretold of their meeting - and the chaos that would follow.Pancho Villa is the Centaur of the North, the Cockroach that Cannot Be Killed, the hero of the Mexican people - and he's losing the revolution. Short on soldiers and weapons, Villa makes a plea to Xipe Totec, the Aztec god of gold who seems to answers his request by way of a strange stone pyramid that has the power to raise the dead. Villa doesn't know what the stone is or where it comes from, and he doesn't care so long as it helps him win the revolution and protect the future of his newborn son, Panchito. But what Villa doesn't realize is that the Aztec gods are tricksters, and what they demand in return will destroy everything Villa has fought for. This standalone novella is the third book in The 16 Burdens Action Adventure Series. Read this fantasy adventure as part of the series or read it on its own.

The 16 Burdens Fantasy Adventure Series
Houdini's Last Trick
, Book 1 (prequel novella)
The Mystery of the Sixteen Burdens
, Book 2
Pancho Villa's Aztec Death Stone
, Book 3 (standalone novella)
The Secret of the Unknown Burden
, Book 4

ISBN9781790610280
Author David Khalaf
PublisherIndependently Published
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedFebruary 2019
LanguageENG- English
Pages158
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About David Khalaf

David Khalaf was born in Orange County, California. He studied print journalism at the University of Southern California, where he served as editor of the Daily Trojan newspaper and held court on the patio outside Carl's Jr. He later went to graduate school at USC for creative writing. He has been a waiter longer than he cares to remember.

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