John Maddox Roberts: Conan and the Treasure of Python (1994)

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Even the wealth of the ages is no good to a dead man, but Conan of Cimmeria is not daunted when a beautiful noblewoman hires him to lead a dangerous expedition from the ports of Shem to the fierce wilds of the Black Coast. Nor does be fear to board a ship captained by Wufrede, of Vanaheim, a bloody enemy of any Cimmerian. Yet greater hazards lie ahead, for the lovely Malia's secret goal is the fabled wealth of Python. To survive, Conan must put his trust in his own wits and sword, for anyone may be willing to kill for the treasure of Python.

John Maddox Roberts: Conan and the Treasure of Python. Tor / Tom Doherty, ISBN: 0812550005 (August, 1994), 280 p., $4.99.

John Maddox Roberts: Conan and the Treasure of Python (1993)

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'Never trust a woman who looks innocent,' runs the old Cimmerian proverb, but time hung heavy on Con-an's hands as he waited in the port of Asgulun for the next war to start, and he wasn't thinking of proverbs when beautiful, silver-haired Malia approached him. The next thing Conan knew, he was up to his neck in Van pirates, killer apemen, Aquilonian nobility, an ancient blood cult, a Stygian sorcerer and the murderous tribes of the dread Coast of Bones. And that was only the beginning. Even the fabled treasure of Python might not be enough to repay a man for facing what lay beyond the Horns of Shushta.

John Maddox Roberts: Conan and the Treasure of Python. Even the wealth of ages is no good for a dead man. Tor / Tom Doherty, ISBN: 0812514157 (November, 1993), 280 p., $7.99.