“Kharga Doom follows two oil drilling engineers who accidentally breach a ten-thousand-year-old Egyptian temple, triggering a deadly confrontation with a secret occult society determined to awaken an ancient, world-threatening entity. Clark weaves Nazi history and mythological conspiracy into a relentlessly paced thriller set against the treacherous Egyptian desert.”
KEYWORDS: screenplay, thriller, adventure, Raiders of the Lost Ark, the Osireion at Abydos, Egyptology
136 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
Egypt Never Gave Up Its Worst Secrets
WH Clark returns to ancient mythology with Kharga Doom, a pulp adventure that smells of desert dust, diesel fuel, and genuine menace. Two drilling engineers — Kase and J.Bo — punch through Egyptian bedrock in 1933 and find something the Nazis were already hunting. Clark’s prose is feverish, appropriately so: the occultism here is not decorative but load-bearing, connecting Abydos temple architecture to catastrophic modern consequence. The pacing is merciless, the scholarship impressionistic, the atmosphere genuinely unsettling. Think Indiana Jones with an engineering degree and a considerably darker worldview. Guilty pleasure has rarely felt this historically ambitious.
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