Sunday, August 18, 2013

The Cobra and Scarab: A Novel of Ancient Egypt, By Glenn Starkey.

"Hidden for centuries by the shifting sands of the desert, scrolls are unearthed by an archeologist who believes his dream of discovering riches has finally come true. But his hopes of returning to England in glory are shattered when a Bedouin reveals that the ancient text does not hold monetary value, but instead shares the unknown truths of the beautiful Egyptian queen Hatshepsut, the treacheries of nobility, and the two men destined from birth to clash with her.

The ambitious Hatshepsut is willing to become Pharaoh at any cost, even when the price must be paid with her body and with murder. Tetimas, rightful heir to the throne, is forced from childhood to watch his kingship stolen from him by Hatshepsut and her sadistic lover, Ashwan. Yet, despite his fears, Tetimas’s fate and Egypt’s power are destined to become one. Haunted by tragedy, Sakkara seeks solace in war, but is willing to risk everything to save his half-brother, the true king.

In this gripping, classic historical tale, the hatred between two strong-willed leaders is about to boil to the surface. As a nation waits for the victor in a momentous struggle for the throne, a hidden history is at last revealed."





About the Author

Glenn Starkey was born and raised in Texas. He's a former Marine, Vietnam veteran, law enforcement officer, retired from a global oil corporation as a security manager. He's worked as a consultant, lecturer, and interim Security Director of a major Gulf Coast port. He writes action-adventure thrillers and historical fiction, and has authored several novels. 

You can contact Glenn through his website http://GlennStarkey.net

Glenn's books on Amazon - HERE


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2 comments:

  1. Patti, you are truly a treasure chest of talent - author, artist, book trailer designer, and superb friend... It's so wonderful to work with you. Thank you - Glenn

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  2. I was always fascinated by Ancient Egypt as a kid. This sounds fantastic! I've shared it on Twitter and Google for you :D

    Suzy Turner, YA & Chick Lit Author

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