The Blue Lotus
Kendra Miller finds herself intrigued by the gold pendant her brother sent her from Egypt. She finds the enameled blue lotus flower on it lovely, but the hieroglyphs engraved on the back are a mystery she wants to solve. After innocently translating the glyphs, she sets off a chain of events that can only end in disaster.
Nefertem, drawn to the woman who summoned him, knows his love for Kendra can only lead to heartache. Being bound to the pendant, his stay in her world is limited.
Together they try to stop the disaster Kendra has unwittingly set in motion, and Nefertem fights the changes taking place inside him. If they fail, Kendra might lose more than the love of her live.
Mahes
Dana's one-time friend, Ellie, sends her an ancient scroll from Egypt. Not knowing there would be consequences for doing so, she opens it. Having a god pass judgment was the last thing she expected. That it's Mahes, the one Egyptian god she is obsessed with, makes it that much more unbelievable.
Mahes, the protector of maat, is sent to the mortal woman who has broken universal order by opening the Book of Thoth. He soon finds himself in a difficult position as his attraction for Dana grows.
With the help of his brother god, Nefertem, Mahes and Dana set out to return the book before Dana is tempted to read from it, and in doing so, condemns herself to death.
Kendra Miller finds herself intrigued by the gold pendant her brother sent her from Egypt. She finds the enameled blue lotus flower on it lovely, but the hieroglyphs engraved on the back are a mystery she wants to solve. After innocently translating the glyphs, she sets off a chain of events that can only end in disaster.
Nefertem, drawn to the woman who summoned him, knows his love for Kendra can only lead to heartache. Being bound to the pendant, his stay in her world is limited.
Together they try to stop the disaster Kendra has unwittingly set in motion, and Nefertem fights the changes taking place inside him. If they fail, Kendra might lose more than the love of her live.
Mahes
Dana's one-time friend, Ellie, sends her an ancient scroll from Egypt. Not knowing there would be consequences for doing so, she opens it. Having a god pass judgment was the last thing she expected. That it's Mahes, the one Egyptian god she is obsessed with, makes it that much more unbelievable.
Mahes, the protector of maat, is sent to the mortal woman who has broken universal order by opening the Book of Thoth. He soon finds himself in a difficult position as his attraction for Dana grows.
With the help of his brother god, Nefertem, Mahes and Dana set out to return the book before Dana is tempted to read from it, and in doing so, condemns herself to death.