No married woman should attract so much attention. She is a pale jewel in the glittering court of ancient Thebes, the obsession and desire of every man save one – her new husband. She does her best to avoid the electric connection she feels with the pharaoh’s eldest son – a charismatic prince whose Sahara-colored eyes seem to see right through the farce of her marriage, and into her secret desires for his touch. His intentions are clear. He intends to make the exotic, blonde foreigner his own. While she strives to maintain propriety, she can’t help but meet his gaze every time they cross paths. He calls her Isis. To him she is a goddess of the night, a symbol of beauty and love. He tells her the truth about her husband’s indiscretions. He promises passion, romance – and most appealing of all – revenge against her despicable spouse. How long can she resist the allure of his touch? Perhaps in the arms of the Egyptian prince, she will finally capture true love … and her husband’s undivided attention.

He calls her Isis - goddess of love and moonlight. As the mistress of the crown prince of Egypt, the Greek-born beauty has finally found happiness in her exotic new home, despite the best efforts of her jealous husband. As the ancient world gathers in Karnak for the yearly procession of Opet, Isis is left to her own devices while her lover performs his royal duties. Under the blazing Egyptian sun, she finds herself missing him terribly, starved for his touch and passion. She is drawn to the nubile beauty of her innocent young handmaiden, whose eyes follow her everywhere she goes with open admiration. Alone in a tent in a mysterious new city, the two women may not be able to resist temptation much longer. Without the protection of her prince, Isis must confront the violent rage of her brutish husband and answer a mysterious summons from the Egyptian queen. With only steamy, stolen moments with the prince to sustain her, Isis embarks on the parade route knowing that the path she chooses may change her life for good.