Defender Of Spirits
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4.6 • 5 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
A funerary goddess comes face-to-face with the one who got away during a mummification.
When Kebechet is asked for a favour by another goddess, she knows better than to say no, even if it means performing a duty she hasn't done for years.
And seeing a god she spent one night with and hasn't seen since.
Imsety has never forgotten his night with Kebechet and now their paths are crossing again, he's determined to make her remember it too.
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Defender Of Spirits is part of the Forgotten Gods series and is based on Egyptian mythology. It includes a dash of adventure, a m/f romance, and can be read as a standalone.
If you enjoy Egyptian mythology, gods and goddesses, quests and adventures, and a modern setting, then you should start the Forgotten Gods series!
Customer Reviews
Great story
This was a great story. I didn't want it to end. I loved every second of it. I loved how Kebechet and Imsety got a second chance together. Kebechet has been asked to help another. She has the chance to do more with her life than her posistion. Imsety wants her to remember their time together and to have some more lasting with her. Will he get her wish?
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Kebechet’s Story
Lovely story. We meet Kebechet in Acolyte of Truth of priestess Edrice becomes a goddess story. Kebechet is a cobra goddess and the greeter of the souls before arriving to the Hall of Judgment. She is also the daughter of Anubis and Anput. She gets a love story with a former flame Imsety, god of protection and Horus’s Son. I like how this sweet flirtation is told and how this clean story gives us a romance and all the feels.
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Cute story
This is the story of Kebechet and what happens when she is asked to do a job for the gods and meets Imsety again. A fun cute story that made me laugh and so cute. Had to see what was going to happen and what these two would do. Love the Egyptian feel to the story and twists on the usual.