I... don't think I can finish this right now. As hot as I am for the sequel set in Minoan Crete, and as much as I enjoyed the beginning of this novel once I realized we did not only get a cute physician-and-seer love interest from Ancient Egypt, but also a second-chance romance, about 50% in the plot suddenly got ridiculous. Are you honestly trying to tell me that this American woman from the 1990s does not realize the capital-P Plagues of Egypt are happening around her? The plot twist got me ba...

I was curious by the idea of Reflections in the Nile. I like to read about ancient Egypt, add to that the possibility of time travel and you could have a very entertaining tale. But not an easy plot to accomplish, despite its potential, as it turned out.I enjoyed most of Chloe's adventures when she, through a vortex in time, finds herself in the time of the woman pharaoh Hatshepsut, as an evil priestess. However, I liked her lover Lord Cheftu, a court magus and physician, better. The difficulty...

Me ha parecido una muy buena historia en general. Cierto que el que se desarrollara en el antiguo Egipto le daba un punto más porque la egiptología y la arqueología siempre consiguen atraparme.Sin embargo, si hubo un par de cosas que me chirriaron un poco porque me parecieron bastante inconsistentes como por ejemplo que después de que ella “invadiera” el cuerpo de la otra estuviera embarazada y a la misma vez siguiera manteniendo la virginidad de su yo del presente. Es lo de lo más surrealista.T...

Oh god, this book was baaaaaad. I have no clue how it has such a high rating. There are a two mild positive aspects to this book:1. It was so bad that at times it burst out the other side of dreadful to become hysterically funny. I had a great time describing the ridiculous "plot twists" to my coworker during long drives out to work sites. 2. I picked this book up because I wanted a hot slice of Ancient Egyptian escapism, and the book assuaged that craving fairly well. The wording was often trit...

Obviously, I'm biased. I wrote these books because it seemed to me the COOLEST thing in the world to go back in time to ancient Egypt. But if a person knew all the details and was just confirming (or rewriting) what she'd expected, then ... where would be the fun? The adventure? The growth? Enter Chloe -- modern woman, multi-cultural, forward-thinker, but with enough understanding to comprehend the history she's living, and the skills needed to (barely) make her way through. I loved writing this...

Chloe, an artist, is exploring an Egyptian tomb with her sister when she enters the chamber of a priestess. Through a confluence of factors, she ends up whisked through time, waking up in the body of an Egyptian woman. Frantic to learn her identity and find a way back home, she has no one to trust and numerous enemies. The noblewoman whose body she usurped has committed evil acts, and Chloe must atone for them. With her life at risk and her options diminishing, she finds herself strangely drawn ...

While visiting her archaeologist sister in Egypt, Dallas artist Chloe Kingsley steps into a forbidden chamber and is whisked back in time to 1452 B.C.E. Caught in a maelstrom of political and personal intrigue, she meets and falls in love with Lord Cheftu, a court magus and physician.
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Egypt is one of the countries I fell in love with as a child. Mummy's, pyramids and pharoahs - what more could a girl ask for? This book is a bit more grown-up than my childhood Egyptian reads, but I loved it anyway. Time travel is always fun and Frank does it in a good way.

From it's book cover:"Imagine that you, a contemporary tourist, are standing awestruck in an ancient Egyptian temple. Suddenly a vortex in time and space sends you back thousands of years to a desert kingdom of glittering splendor. Your body has merged with that of a beautiful, scheming priestess, but your sensibilities, your intelligence, your terror remains that of a modern woman who is trying to get back home, trying, in this place of strangeness and wonder, to stay alive...Rich in sensuality...

I loved this book, i found it in a used booksale at a school, picked it up and didn't stop till it was finished. great characters and amazing mix of history, archaeology, art, a religion= great read