Review: Excellent tale, plausable and exciting
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2013
Archeologist Joslyn Wetherly’s obsession with deciphering an ancient Egyptian scroll consumes her life to the point of jeopardizing her marriage to her loving husband, Peter. With her mind on the scroll and not the traffic, a car accident sends her to the hospital. In an unconsciousness state, Joslyn discovers the ellusive secret that has taken over her every waking thought—the key to decoding the scroll—she is the reincarnation of the scribe of this scroll.She is meant to tell the story of the female pharaoh, Hatchepsut. Hatchepsut called for Merit, aka, Joslyn the scribe on her deathbed, trusting her with her life story. Through the centuries the scroll has survived, but it’s story lost. Now in the present, it is up to Joslyn to protect, defend and reveal the secrets of this scroll and of the pharaoh, Hatchepsut. But, while Joslyn can hear Hatchepsut’s voice she cannot translate her words into English. Her boss and the one person who can help are also reincarnates of that time, their motivation, the glory and riches within Hatchepsut’s tomb. Joslyn and her husband, of now and of the time when she was the scribe, take on these two self-seeking foes to save the contents, and the discovery of the ancient tomb.Excellent tale, plausible and exciting.