Warrior of the Nile (The Gods of Egypt)

Warrior of the Nile By Veronica Scott Egypt, 1500 BC Lady Tiya is bound to
the service of the goddess Nephthys, who plans to sacrifice Tiya’s body to protect Egypt
from an ancient terror. She embarks to meet her grim fate alone but for the hardened
warrior Khenet, who is fated to die at her side. Tiya’s dreams of love and family now
seem impossible, and Khenet, who is the last of his line, knows his culture will die
with him. Struggling with the high cost of Nephthys’s demands, both resolve to remain
loyal. Neither expects the passion that flowers when Tiya’s quiet courage and ethereal
beauty meet Khenet’s firm strength and resolve. On a boat down the Nile, their two
lonely souls find in each other a reason to live. But time is short and trust elusive.
Without the willing sacrifice of Tiya and Khenet, a great evil will return to Egypt. How
could the gods demand their deaths when they’ve only just begun to live? Book two of The
Gods of Egypt 67,000 words