Part of Series
The Egyptian realm is more dangerous than I expected. The gods who inhabit this world are as ruthless as they are powerful, and I doubt any of us will return home unscathed by our experiences here. The god of chaos, Apophis, has escaped his prison and is determined to snatch control of this realm away from Aunt SeSe’s father, Amen-Ra. Traitors lurk around every corner of the palace, making it impossible to know who we can trust and who will stab us in the back the first chance they get. As torn as this world is between two possible leaders, so is my heart by the two men in my life. Both Jax and Carr have made it clear they desire me even though I’m no longer required to choose a husband. The real question is which one of them do I see a future with? I trust my heart will lead me in the right direction and help me decide which of them, if either, is my destiny. I don’t know if we’ll succeed in our first mission, but we have to prevent Keres, my brother and the source of all evil, from ruling all worlds. We’re all willing to do what needs to be done, no matter the cost.
Author
Once upon a time, a little girl was born on a cold winter morning in the heart of Seoul, Korea. She was brought to America by her parents and raised in the Deep South where the words ma'am and y'all became an integrated part of her lexicon. She wrote her first novel at the age of eight and continued writing on and off during her teenage years. In college she studied biology and chemistry and finally combined the two by earning a master's degree in biochemistry. After that she moved to Yankee land where she lived for four years working in a laboratory at Cornell University. Homesickness and snow aversion forced her back South where she lives in the land which spawned Elvis Presley, Oprah Winfrey, John Grisham and B.B. King. After finding her Prince Charming, she gave birth to a wondrous gift named Caylin and they all lived happily ever after. The second book to the Harvester of Light trilogy will be available for purchase no later than December 2012.
