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THE QUEEN WHO BECAME KING

ANCIENT EGYPT BOOK THREE

The story of Hatshepsut begins in childhood. A precocious princess, who can both read and write, she is destined to be the wife of the next King of Egypt.

Unfortunately, her husband dies young. There is only a toddler to take his place. Thutmose III (”the Great’’) ascends to the Throne of Horus at the age of three.

As Hatshepsut’s nephew, Thutmose cannot be protected by her in the role of co-regent.

There is only one option if the throne of Egypt is to be saved.

Hatshepsut must become King.

– An Amazon #1 BestSeller
– Global Book Awards winner for Historical Fiction

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‘‘Hatshepsut! Put your sandals on, now!’’

Nanny Aya’s face was purple. Shoving on her footwear, the little girl rapidly obeyed. She leaned forward. Gleaming gold filled the harbour. Her father, King Tuthmosis, was arriving from the battlefields of Nubia. His queen, the Great Wife Ahmose, and Hatshepsut’s brothers, Wadj and Mose, huddled together under the royal pavilion. In the chilly dawn, they could make out the ships. Wadj jostled his mother’s skirts. Peering frantically across the water, he tried to spot his father. Mose was dignified and sat still. Hatshepsut put her hand in her mother’s and smiled up at her. Tired, Ahmose did not respond. Having worried for months, she did not know whether her husband was returning to Egypt wounded or whole. Dangerous and unpredictable, the southern Nile cataracts had prevented regular updates from Nubia.

Now, with the crowds of common Egyptians, they awaited Pharaoh. Egypt’s subjects knew Tuthmosis was conquering foreign lands and making his kingdom great. However, Ahmose was aware of a more homespun truth. The only reason her husband had endangered his life was because their country needed resources. The trip to Nubia was important. Egypt’s economy was at stake.

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Hatshepsut is often forgotten by other authors who write about Ancient Egypt but she was an interesting woman - as much if not more so than her better well known successor Cleopatra. By the time I had finished this book I really felt I had a better understanding of this period of Egyptian history and a greater understanding of what life was like in Ancient Egypt. A really enjoyable book.

Catherine G - Goodreads Review
/ The Queen Who Became King

Indiana Jones get out of the way.
Wow, what an adventure. Loved the writing style which takes the reader from scene to scene on a cinema graphic journey. Looking forward to the movie!!!

Julia Samupo - Goodreads
/ The Tutankhamen Friendship

Awesome story
Looking forward to reading this book. From what I've read on the bus its brilliantly written by an author who is thoroughly knowledgeable about the characters and the history of Ancient Egypt.

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/ Moses and Akhenaten: A Child’s Tale

I loved this fictional book from Hatshepsut, I’m glad that that it was a unique concept for this series. The characters worked well and I was invested in the story. Sharon Janet Hague has a great writing style and I’m so glad I got to read this.

Kathryn - Amazon Review
/ The Queen Who Became King

Loved it
A book about the men behind the discovery of my favourite pharaoh, Tutankhamun.

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/ The Tutankhamen Friendship

Great Story! Interesting Concept!
The Moses theory has been around for ages about Akhenaten. Although I share different ideas on the subject, Sharons story is captivating! Her writing is excellent and I highly suggest this book to believers and non, as the story is so mesmerising!

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/ Moses and Akhenaten: A Child’s Tale
BEGIN THE JOURNEY

MOSES AND AKHENATEN: A CHILD'S TALE

ANCIENT EGYPT BOOK ONE

Pity the boy is a delinquent.
He could inherit the throne of Egypt…
… and change the world forever.
But does he?

This is the first novel to set Akhenaten in his childhood.

Making use of the theories surrounding a king, who has been thought to be Moses, the book entertains with a poetic tale of children and what might have been, if only it were true!

– An Amazon BestSelling Book
– Winner of a Literary Titan Book Award
– Awarded 5-stars by Readers’ Favorite

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THE TUTANKHAMEN FRIENDSHIP

ANCIENT EGYPT BOOK TWO

When he learned Tutankhamen was real…

… he started to trust the archaeologist.

But was Lord Carnarvon prepared for an ancient curse?

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