Death Of The Pharaoh
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4.8 • 5 Ratings
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Publisher Description
The death of the Pharaoh summons Ani to the last place she expected to be... Egypt.
With all of the Anubis Blessed being called to Egypt to help prepare the Pharaoh for his final resting place, Ani finds herself subject to a new set of temple politics and everything that comes with it.
But with Nik and Maita by her side, she knows she can face anything, even fellow Anubis Blessed priests and summons from royalty.
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Death Of The Pharaoh is book 9 in the Apprentice Of Anubis, an urban fantasy series based on Egyptian mythology and featuring an established couple, a jackal familiar, and the duties of an embalmer.
If you love Egyptian mythology, alternative versions of the modern day, temple politics, slow-burn workplace romance, and a world where the gods are real, then start the Apprentice Of Anubis series today with Apprentice Of The Dead.
Customer Reviews
Life grows in unexpected places
Being called to Egypt for the pharaohs burial process is quite the adventure, all Anubis Blessed are called in for this, and it’s quite the eye-opener for Ani. She gets to see her mentor again, makes friends with his previous student, deals with all kinds of rumors and dislike, and then takes charge of a part of the burial process. Nick arrives earlier than expected, which is a great stress relief for Ani. They are learning a lot while in Egypt assisting with the pharaohs death preparation’s and make an ally of the future pharaoh… it also brings Nik and Ani closer together. So looking forward to the next episode.
I loved it
I loved reading this part of Nik and Ani’s story. The change of pace and plans that come from going to Egypt were fun for me to read. There was some overlap with Iset’s story where I second guessed myself because I wondered if I read a certain part already before I realize it was a different viewpoint for the scene.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
9th Book and Still Going Strong
Nine books in this series and it is still going strong. Okay, I’m addicted to Ani - it’s like watching a favorite sitcom and loving the main character. Her personality is so open and she loves working with the dead. A bit morbid to consider but otherwise a great story. And meeting new characters and revisiting the older ones brings a smile. Plus I try to see if her story matches up to the spin-offs. And they have so far.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.