![]() ![]() That somehow made it easier to roll with. not to mention the whole Egyptian theme likely quite a few more I haven't even thought of, but it was first written in the 70's when some of these things weren't tropes yet, or were all the rage. ![]() The story itself is pretty trope-tastic it's got the imaginary love triangle, mistaken for cheating, lack of communication, rags to royalty. But the rest of the book was compelling and incredibly readable. Judith's ridiculous obsession with Tybalt got on my nerves I'd say someone should have smacked some sense into her, but she never let on to anyone in her world just how insanely besotted she was, she saved all those confidences for the reader. The first half is taken up with Judith's background and childhood it isn't until page 174 that we even get to Egypt. Honestly, Holt packed a lot into this book. The description on the book record is terribly simplistic, but it's as close or closer to anything I could come up with. ![]() I couldn't put it down, but there was so much eye-rolling too. This was another difficult read to rate properly. ![]()
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