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    Eater of Hearts
    Eater of Hearts
    Eater of Hearts
    Audiobook12 hours

    Eater of Hearts

    Written by Libbie Hawker

    Narrated by Heather Wilds

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    About this audiobook

    When Akhenaten finally goes too far and meets his bloody fate, the court of Egypt is plunged into chaos. The royal family's most ambitious players are locked in a contest for the throne that can only end in victory for one . . . and death for the others.

    Nefertiti returns from her exile, wielding more than just her wits. She has Tutankhamun, Egypt's rightful heir. Smenkhkare's idealism makes him popular with the common people, but will his sense of justice and maat protect him from the vicious politics of his relatives? Meritaten has found happiness at last . . . but when it all falls apart, blood ties won't stop her from taking revenge. And Ankhesenamun is plunged into the fiercest conflict of all, racing against time to thwart Ay's most insidious scheme.

    Only one can hold the Horus Throne. The gods have set the stage for their final battle!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMar 29, 2019
    ISBN9781977337139
    Eater of Hearts
    Author

    Libbie Hawker

    Self-described as a “bona fide history nerd,” Libbie Hawker writes historical and literary fiction featuring deeply human characters, with rich details of time and place. She is the author of eleven novels, and she lives in the beautiful San Juan Islands of Washington State with her husband. Learn more about her at www.LibbieHawker.com.

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