“Deep beneath the temple of Amun lay a labyrinth of passages and chambers. The High Priestess hurried through the echoing corridors to a particular chamber accessed only by those with ‘the power.’ She heard the call in her head even above the sound of her footsteps on the stone flags. Their whispers were drawing her to them, and she would not resist.”
Kay Green, Earlyworks Press
Egypt of the Pharaohs, is a time and place we all have firmly in our minds but in my own mind, that great river with its mysterious ruins was not peopled until I read this book. I love the way Hart persuaded me that her characters really did live. Not my usual territory in many ways so the fact that I stayed involved and read it all the way to the end is an endorsement of the writing.
Debbie Jackson
Just to let you know - I LOVED YOUR BOOK - now I want a second please - such an interesting character - what else can she get up to? It can't just end there?
In her new work Whispers of the Gods Michelle Sara Hart explores the mysterious,complex relationship and power struggle between Hatshepsut, Egypt’s first female pharaoh, and her nephew, Tutmoses III, who ruled at the same time and is widely regarded as the greatest soldier Egypt ever produced.She takes readers back to Egypt during the New Kingdom period of the 18th Dynasty, circa 1510 BC and onwards, weaving an enchanting tale that presents a fictional twist on historically accurate people and events.