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Publisher
  
Word Publishing

Media type
  
Paperback

Originally published
  
1996

Genre
  
Young adult fiction


Publication date
  
05-1996, 2005

ISBN
  
0-8499-3644-6

Author
  
Frank E. Peretti

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Series
  
Cooper Kids Adventure series

Pages
  
150 (6 pg excerpt from Desert Stone)

Preceded by
  
The secret of the Desert Stone

Followed by
  
The legend of Annie Murphy

Page count
  
150 (6 pg excerpt from Desert Stone)

Similar
  
Frank E Peretti books, Cooper Kids Adventures books, Other books

the deadly curse of toco rey by frank e peretti


The Deadly Curse of Toco-Rey is a young adult fiction story written by seasoned veteran of the thriller genre Frank E. Peretti.

Contents

Toco-Rey has all the elements of an Indiana Jones tale mixed up with Stephen King fantasy/horror and tied up with a good dose of religion. In this Cooper Kids adventure novel, Dr Cooper and his two kids Jay and Lila are out to retrieve the lost treasure of Kachi-Tochetin (Toco-Rey), hidden somewhere in a Central American jungle and to find out what happened to another search team that died mysteriously. They find more than treasure, however, and dig up a fatal curse as well, which threatens to end all of their lives prematurely.

Plot

Dr Cooper meets with a man at the Langley Memorial Art Museum in New York. He wishes to hire Dr Cooper to retrieve valuable artwork from Central America that was recovered from the tomb of Toco-Rey, an Olteca king who died nearly 1200 years ago. Dr Ben Cory was sent to find the city, following a map left by Jose de Carlon, who rediscovered the city in 1536, but whose men succumbed to madness shortly thereafter. Cory is also missing.

References

The Deadly Curse of Toco-rey Wikipedia


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