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Men who turn to stone is the stuff of mythology. There is simply no room for a medusa in the scientific world of 1940. Then a mysterious summons leads Doc Savage to once living men turned to stone! The Man of Bronze and his fearless crew pursue the Medusa ...until the "Stone Death" is turned on Doc Savage himself! Can even he survive its awesome power?

Read The Stone Death, a Doc Savage novel by Jeff Deischer, at DocSavage.Info




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