The Living Stone Box Set 7–9

Three impossible maps. One final secret buried beneath Giza.

Noah Reed can remember every corridor, every angle, every chamber he has ever seen. But when the pyramids begin revealing a pattern hidden across thousands of years, perfect memory may not be enough to keep him alive.

THE LIVING STONE

Deep beneath the desert, Noah encounters a pyramid unlike anything archaeologists have ever recorded. Its walls seem to respond to memory, reproducing events that happened inside them centuries earlier. To escape, Noah must learn whether the stone is preserving history—or deliberately changing it.

THE MAP OF THE DEAD

Ancient sarcophagi contain fragments of a map that no living cartographer could have drawn. Following its trail leads Noah into forgotten tombs and abandoned chambers, where the dead appear to have left a warning for anyone who attempts to complete the map.

But someone else is following the same trail.

THE FINAL LAYOUT

The fragments finally connect. The impossible corridors, shifting geometries, living stone, ancient tombs, and mysterious angles are not separate mysteries at all. They are pieces of a single design—the Final Layout, an architectural map concealed beneath the entire pyramid complex.

And someone in the modern world has spent years preparing for the moment it is completed.

As Noah races through a maze that seems to anticipate his every thought, he faces the most dangerous puzzle of his life: a map that cannot simply be read.

It must be remembered.

And once remembered, it may be impossible to forget.

The Living Stone Box Set 7–9 collects three full-length archaeological mystery adventures from THE CARTOGRAPHER OF GIZA series:

• The Living Stone

• The Map of the Dead

• The Final Layout

If you enjoy ancient mysteries, archaeological thrillers, impossible architecture, hidden chambers, secret societies, cryptic maps, labyrinthine puzzles, and relentless adventure, this collection takes Noah Reed’s journey deeper than ever before.

The map is complete. The real mystery is only beginning.