Robert E. Emin Releases THE SCROLL MOSES

Newton, Mass.

The discovery of a mysterious scroll in Egypt sends an archaeologist on mission to decipher its meaning and reveal the truth that threatens the power of the three major religions - Judaism, Christianity and Islam - in Robert E. Emin's debut novel, "The Scroll: Moses the Untold Story" (published by Trafford Publishing).

When Haroun Abdul el-Kurdi, department head of antiquities and the Cairo Museum, begs his close friend and colleague, archaeologist Étienne Cloutier, to come quickly to Egypt, Étienne is intrigued. Haroun claims a mysterious scroll has just been uncovered, and what it says could impact the major religions of the world.

As soon as Étienne arrives, his life is threatened by outside forces who want to possess the scroll. Once he deciphers it, he discovers its contents describe Moses' shocking religious concepts, the same ones he passed to the Children of Israel. Now, Étienne must meet with religious leaders to announce his findings. Will they come to an agreement?

Thrilling and suspenseful, "The Scroll" artfully blends fact and fiction in this exciting narrative that asks, "What if such a scroll really did exist?" Emin hopes to impart his love and knowledge of Egyptian archaeology and to encourage readers to question the origins of their religious teachings.

"The Scroll"
By Robert E. Emin
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 382 pages | ISBN 9781490732466
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 382 pages | ISBN 9781490732459
E-Book | 382 pages | ISBN 9781490732473
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Robert E. Emin received degrees in metals and archaeology from the Museum School of Fine Arts, Boston University, Tufts University and the University of Alexandria in Egypt. "The Scroll" is his first published work.

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