The Mummy Beads (Voice of the Nile #2) by Dawn Stewardson


The Mummy Beads (Voice of the Nile #2)
Title : The Mummy Beads (Voice of the Nile #2)
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ISBN : 0373222610
ISBN-10 : 9780373222612
Language : English
Format Type : Mass Market Paperback
Number of Pages : 256
Publication : First published February 1, 1994

An ancient Egyptian princess told Marina Haine the shocking news. Revington York, the man she'd been told was dead, the man she'd loved and mourned for a heartrending year, was really alive and well and living elsewhere.

The Mummy Beads (Voice of the Nile #2) Reviews

  • Plum-crazy

    When you've got a heroine who has an ancient Egyptian princess communicating with her telepathically & baddies called Snake & Lucky Chucky you know you're not going to get anything that will be too taxing on the brain!

    A fun, easy cheesy, romantic read...this was just what you'd expect from a Harlequin Intrigue & in that respect it doesn't disappoint, I have to say that to my surprise I rather liked it.

  • Lynn

    NEVER EVER in my whole life have I read romances. I've boxed them, sorted them, set them up for sale but never ever have I read one….until now this is a HARLEQUIN INTRIGUE (which means it's time travel, suspense…) - which I didn't know. ---but browsing a Book Sale ---it was just laying there, on top of the pile, calling out to me -- with a picture of the mummy, the beads I couldn't resist and, it was a quick, fast read and enjoyable! and, was totally floored to learn that the 1st of this series is worth $6-$8.00!

  • Cate Marsden

    I'm convinced this had to have started out as Remington Steele fanfic, or at least as something STRONGLY inspired by Remington Steele. The hero is on the run, terribly Irish, black-haired and named Revington, and he teams up to solve a mystery (and fall in love) with a lady investigator.

    That said, it was glorious, and reading it plunged me back into the late 80s/early 90s like some sort of paperback time-travel device. I loved it.