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Aug 6, 2009 3 min

Last Ember Audiobook by Daniel Levin

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https://libranovo.com/free in a fellow student’s death and Jonathan’s expulsion. He abandons archeology for the law, becoming a skillful advocate for unscrupulous antiquities dealers. When Jonathan’s firm sends him to Rome to discredit the testimony of a prominent U.N.

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https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Last Ember Genres: Fiction & Literature, Literary Fiction Author: Daniel Levin Narrator: Jeff Woodman Release date: 08-06-2009 Length: 14:57:00 Language: English Publisher: HighBridge Company Description: A search for a priceless artifact stolen from the Second Temple in Jerusalem becomes a race against time, terrorism, politics, and the past. Jonathan Marcus is a promising young archeologist studying at the American Academy in Rome when a terrible accident results in a fellow student’s death and Jonathan’s expulsion. He abandons archeology for the law, becoming a skillful advocate for unscrupulous antiquities dealers. When Jonathan’s firm sends him to Rome to discredit the testimony of a prominent U.N.

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