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eBook Category: Romance Love Romance's Reviewer's Choice Golden Rose Award Winner
eBook Description: When Victoria Bredehorst, a modern day woman, is killed by her husband she wakes to find her soul has been switched by the gods of Ancient Egypt. Thrown back in time to a strange place she finds herself sharing the body of Mayati, the wife of Khaemhat, one of the priests of Osiris. The normally charismatic and powerful Khaemhat is just as surprised when Mayati opens her eyes. Only hours before he had watched her die in childbirth. Devastated by the loss of his wife and child he had been holding vigil over her whispering prayers and hoping for a miracle. Khaemhat quickly learns that things aren't as they appear. Although his wife's body has returned, her soul remains lost to him. The body he knew so well is now occupied by another woman, a woman he becomes increasingly intrigued by, a woman who is increasingly drawn to him. Khaemhat is powerful yet tender. He is everything that Victoria's husband, Neil, was not. Everything that she wished he had been. She is at once flooded by memories of her abusive life with Neil and visions of the life and the bed that Khaemhat shared with Mayati. As time passes and Victoria's attraction to Khaemhat grows, the past becomes much more real and desirable than the present. Is Victoria's life truly over or is it just starting? Jennifer Mueller delivers a unique story in Egyptian Nights. You'll find yourself transported along with Victoria to the banks of the Nile and a time long past. And, you'll find yourself believing. Believing that even in death, beginnings can happen.

eBook Publisher: Linden Bay Romance, LLC, Published: www.lindenbayromance.com, 2005
Fictionwise Release Date: October 2005

This eBook is part of the following series:

• Jennifer Mueller's Passport to Egypt Series

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Words: 20693
Reading time: 59-82 min.
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"An intriguing story that is very well writter ... Ms. Mueller has written a story that will not only charm the soul but also warm the heart."--Linda, The Romance Studio

"Egyptian Nights an engrossing time travel story ... I found it to be quite a satisfying read, with good pacing and very appealing characters ... This is a story I'd definitely recommend to lovers of time travel romance."--Mireya Orsini, JERR

"Egyptian Nights is a beautiful, warm and romantic story. You will not want to miss this one. Great job for Jennifer Mueller."--Elise, Ecataromance

Victoria forced her eyes open to find herself staring at a small statue of a cat with an earring glowing in the faint light of a single lamp. The man was not in the room. Night had fallen and even though it seemed as if he was there only moments before, she had no idea how long she had been asleep. How long since he had wiped those tears away?

The moon was full when Victoria ventured out the door. The dizziness had vanished, but her arm still felt as if she had been hit with a bat. It felt so real that she held it as if it was indeed broken even though it wasn't. Her stomach felt as if she was in endless labor. How she had slept at all with the pain, she couldn't understand.

A high wall shut out the rest of the world, though faintly she could hear the river close by. Tall palm trees reached towards the sky, but there before her were vineyards in the center of the compound, highly prized by the care that had been taken of them. Fishponds broke the monotony of trees and plants; magnificent flowers almost bent under the weight of the blooms. Arbors for resting were scattered here and there under the wide shade of ancient olive and fig trees. Under one of them, Victoria saw Khaemhat. He was in his mid twenties at most, maybe a bit younger. In the moonlight, he looked like a statue carved into the cliffs that she had seen in books. Fantasies weren't this real, were they? Victoria could see herself becoming another person to forget Neil, but if this was a fantasy, why would she want to remember every beating he had given her, yet have nothing she knew around her? Wouldn't she have herself know everything in the world she created if this was all an illusion?

Khaemhat spun around and before Victoria could say anything he had her enveloped in his arms. Neil ... Victoria forced the thought of him away. Until she saw him again, she was just going to have to push him out of her mind. Until she saw otherwise, she was free of him.

"How long have I been asleep?" It seemed the only safe thing to ask at the moment.

"Two weeks. The servants have been giving you wine and broth at meal times even if you never woke," he answered huskily.

She swore he was crying. How could she tell him that his beloved was indeed gone forever? Oh God no! They hadn't switched places, had they? She hadn't been saved only to put another in her place. An innocent woman that had all this couldn't have been put in her place in hell, could she? The fear that was ready to break her in two gradually subsided. No, there wouldn't be residual memories to fill her dreams if that was the case. Would there? How easily had Victoria come to believe that she was in another's body. What else could it be? She was never that into Egyptian history, only what she was required to learn for school. Why would she have chosen it as a place to escape; why would it have been her heaven? And as for hell, she couldn't find anything about it that made it seem like a prison that would torment her for an eternity.