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Ashur in: Amarna
Dashing. Roguish. Bedazzling. Blessed by Ishtar with a fox's cunning and a lion's prowess, women adore him and men want to be him.
Nephew of King Burnaburiash II, Ashur has been the ambassador to Egypt since the tender age of 13 when "Uncle Burnie" sent him as an insult to Pharaoh Akhenaten. Growing into his role and dividing his time between Akhetaten and Babylon, Ashur's charmed life has brought the twenty-year-old wealth and power.
Recently returned to Egypt from diplomacy and war abroad, Ashur's reputation as a shameless ne'er-do-well has been smashed after he rescued Tutankhaten and Ankhesenpaaten from Waset, bringing them home to Akhetaten.
But now he must convince a Pharaoh, a father, a general and a princess to shatter a betrothal and grant him the hand of Mutnodjmet, the fiery daughter of Ay...
Ashur in: The New Kingdom
Exiled to Egypt as Babylon's ambassador following an indiscretion with the King's daughter, a bitter Ashur determined to clear his name and take his rightful place at the head of Babylon's armies.
Shortly after taking up residence at the Embassy Ashur encountered the learned and beautiful Nefersha, with whom his stars crossed.
A series of strange events later, a disgraced Nefersha found herself "owned" by the young Babylonian, her father dead by his own hand and her world ripped apart.
Days later King Ulamburiash had a change of heart and demanded Ashur's death. Catching wind of the plot, the pair fled Egypt with assassins and a mad astrologer on their tails.
Sailing north along the Nile with the goal of reaching Canaan, the exiles' hearts wound inextricably toward one another.
Shipwrecked in Sinai, Ashur and Nefersha face an uncertain path, certain only in each other...
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March 2008
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