Wife of Ay
Wife of Ay
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Temehu, the daughter of Nomarch Paser, is expected to live a certain life, marry at a certain age to a man of a certain status, and have children.
But in her attempts to pursue what she wants for her life, she finds herself questioning the fate of her heart on the journey to the afterlife. Enduring the wrath of a new jealous step-mother and the nobility's harmful gossip and outcasting does not soothe her reservations either.
Is she reaping divine punishment for her deeds? Will she find peace for her eternal soul? Find out in this coming-of-age drama set in the New Kingdom of Egypt.
Praise for Wife of Ay
"...Wife of Ay is truly, absolutely phenomenal. Ten out of ten..." - Jessica Barbosa for Readers' Favorite (★★★★★)
"...a short but sweeping tale of family life for upper-class society in this period of Egyptian history..." - Grant Leishman for Readers' Favorite (★★★★★)
"Author Lauren Lee Merewether delivers another fantastic and engaging slice of ancient history with this immersive and emotive novel. One of the things which I really admire about Merewether's work is her ability to take figures from history and get into the core of their humanity, thereby making them highly relatable to us in contemporary times." - K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite (★★★★★)
Book Information
Publisher: LLMBooks Publishing
Published: December 2020
ISBN-13: 979-8643851097
ASIN: B088873V7J
Genre: Historical Fiction
Audiobook Information
Narrated by: Josselyn Cambridge
Series: The Lost Pharaoh Chronicles Prequel, Book II
Length: 6 hrs and 27 mins
Release date: 01-19-23
Language: English
Regrettably, this item is not eligible for shipping outside of the United States at this time. Any order outside of the US will be canceled.
Paperback Size: 5" x 8" - US Only
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The author rated this book for ages 13+ for elements of bullying and child loss.
