Review: Book 3: Hatsheput the Pharoah
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2014
This book continues "The Sekhmet Bed" and "Crook and Flail." It's better than "Crook and Flail" but not quite as good as the original of the series. Still, it's not bad. And it's unique. Hatshepsut is a female king and she even has a harem. She goes to war, and figures out how to get the nobles, the people and the army behind her. Meanwhile, her little daughter Neferure is growing up, an odd child who sometimes is in conflict with her mother. Will she be the heir to the throne?I'm enjoying this series even if the sequels are not quite to the caliber of the first volume.