I love novels based on real people in history, and one of my favorite books in this genre is Lily of the Nile,
Selene’s story continues in the brand-new book, Song of the Nile.
Often, sequels fail to entertain as much as the book that precedes them, but I loved Song of the Nile just as much as Lily of the Nile! Although there were some disturbing (but not graphic) themes in the book, such as incest and rape, they were crucial in depicting the customs and events during Selene’s lifetime. I learned so much about the Roman Empire, the Fall of Egypt, the worship of Isis, and more. And I was also absorbed by Selene’s story and how she rose to power during a time when women were usually seen as no more than child bearers. It’s a remarkable story of the struggle for power, treachery, and ultimately triumph. Song of the Nile debuts on October 4, but you can reserve your copy now on Amazon!
LINKS
Author website: www.stephaniedray.com
Author’s blog: www.stephaniedray.com/blog/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Stephanie-Dray-Author-of-Historical-Fiction/166699210013192
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/stephaniehdray
GIVEAWAY
One lucky winner will receive the paperback novel, Song of the Nile, by Stephanie Dray. To enter, leave a message on this post with the name of another historic figure who has always fascinated you! You must do this to enter the giveaway.
After fulfilling the mandatory entry above, you can earn optional, additional entries if you:
- Follow @stephaniehdray and @ParentingAuthor on Twitter and tweet about this giveaway. You may tweet up to 3x a day. (Please space them at least an hour apart.) Leave a separate comment with the URL of each tweet. (1 entry per tweet) Tweet
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- Enter another current giveaway on Susan Heim on Parenting. (1 entry per giveaway entered)
One winner will be randomly selected from the qualified comments received by Friday, September 30, 2011, at 11:59 PM ET. Please leave an email address on one of your comments if it’s not available on your Blogger profile. Winner must respond within 72 hours or another winner will be drawn. Contest is open to US residents only.
CONTEST CLOSED. Congratulations to the winner: Anonymous (felecia@twinoaksfl.org).



















































































































































































































































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