Egypt
Fiction Review: Night Life
http://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/04/24/013318.php
- Fiction Review: Amelia Peabody
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- Fiction Review: The Laughter Of Dead Kings
Washington Post (Review by Mary Doria Russell) The Laughter of Dead Kings. A Vicky Bliss Novel of Suspense. By Elizabeth Peters I wanted to love Elizabeth Peters's "The Laughter of Dead Kings" because I know how much even a single quibble in an otherwise...
- Saturday Trivia
Review of the new Elizabeth Peters book http://tinyurl.com/kjm8t "For years, in several mysteries by Elizabeth Peters, Amelia Peabody and husband Radcliffe Emerson have been excavating in Egypt with the highest integrity and many exciting, dangerous exploits....
- Saturday Trivia
A short history of flowerpots http://tinyurl.com/8bnun "Though flowerpots are thought to have existed as early as 2000 BC, the first concrete evidence of sustained potted plant growth seems to have developed in Egypt at the bequest of Ramses III, born...
- Review: Bbc Television's "egypt"
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/49770.html http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/49770-print.shtml Ian Bell's somewhat entertaining review of last night's first episode of the six part dramatized story of Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon doesn't...
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Fiction Review: Night Life
http://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/04/24/013318.php
Review by Katie McNeill: "Night Life is the first book in Elizabeth Guest’s Pharaoh’s Rising series. The first thing that caught my eye, besides the cover, was the blurb on the back from Stella Cameron: 'He was beautiful. He was lethal. And Elizabeth Guest has let him have his way with our minds - our senses. You will give in without a fight.' How could you possibly resist that?
Adrian King is what the ancient Egyptians called an Eater of Blood and a Breaker of Bones - in modern terms, a vampire. Once he was a God King, a warrior, ruling Egypt until he was betrayed by those closest to him. Now he owns the Royal Palace in Las Vegas, a casino and hotel done in an ancient Egyptian theme. He is a king still, but over a different sort of land."
See the above page for the full review.
- Fiction Review: Amelia Peabody
examiner.com (Faith Acker) An Englishwoman in Egypt: Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody novels July 10, 4:33 PM In my previous review, I briefly mentioned the Amelia Peabody detective novels, a marvelous series of mysteries that certainly deserve more...
- Fiction Review: The Laughter Of Dead Kings
Washington Post (Review by Mary Doria Russell) The Laughter of Dead Kings. A Vicky Bliss Novel of Suspense. By Elizabeth Peters I wanted to love Elizabeth Peters's "The Laughter of Dead Kings" because I know how much even a single quibble in an otherwise...
- Saturday Trivia
Review of the new Elizabeth Peters book http://tinyurl.com/kjm8t "For years, in several mysteries by Elizabeth Peters, Amelia Peabody and husband Radcliffe Emerson have been excavating in Egypt with the highest integrity and many exciting, dangerous exploits....
- Saturday Trivia
A short history of flowerpots http://tinyurl.com/8bnun "Though flowerpots are thought to have existed as early as 2000 BC, the first concrete evidence of sustained potted plant growth seems to have developed in Egypt at the bequest of Ramses III, born...
- Review: Bbc Television's "egypt"
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/49770.html http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/49770-print.shtml Ian Bell's somewhat entertaining review of last night's first episode of the six part dramatized story of Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon doesn't...