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 Collecting Amelia's : A Guide to Elizabeth Peters' First Editions
First Edition Cover  - The Snake, The Crocodile & the Dog  - Artist,  Phillip Singer
Seventh Book in the Series

The Amelia Peabody Series
The Snake, the Crocodile & the Dog

The Snake, the Crocodile & and Dog by Elizabeth Peters
First Edition - United States
Published by Warner Books, Inc., 1992
ISBN: 0-446-51385-X
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Jacket Illustration by Philip Singer

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Having rescued the lost heir of Lord Blacktower, Nefret Forth, from the fabulous lost oasis in the Nubian desert, Amelia and Emerson had a big problem on their hands.  They had to keep the oasis secret and provide a respectable back story for Nefret to give her time to learn how to take her proper place in English Society.  She had many skills that she learned at the oasis, but knife fighting was not recognized as a proper achievement for a young lady.  

In addition they had one more problem, Nefret had brought back the ancient golden crook and flail of the Nubian rulers.  These authentic Egyptian treasures must be taken as far away from the oasis and Nefret as possible to keep the unscrupulous thieves away and the location secret.  So... why not take them back to Egypt and "find" them during a dig? They leave Ramses and Nefret in the care of Walter and Evelyn and head for Egypt.

But the best laid plans of even Amelia often go astray. For someone has become suspicious and Emerson is kidnapped to make him tell all.  Only he has suffered a blow to the head and doesn't remember anything, even Amelia!

Amelia and Abdullah find and rescue Emerson, but then they have to deal with his loss of memory.  

Amelia is told by the doctors to take him back to his old haunts and pretend she just met him. He must regain his memory of her in a natural way, not suddenly.  

Their old friend Cyrus Vandergelt  (The Curse of the Pharaohs) helps in the deception. They take Emerson and the crook and flail to Amarna to try to regain Emerson's memory and arrange for the discovery.  They also drag along Bertha, the woman who was helping keep Emerson captive, on the theory that it was better to have her where they could see her instead of behind their backs. Bertha is very attractive and Emerson seems to like her company.  

Deception and double deception results, with Emerson as one of the active players.  And everyone is not who they seem.  Could the Master Criminal be Involved, again?

This book introduces Anubis the cat and Bertha, a femme fatale and master thief.

 
 

 
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