Mara's wounds bring her down, but not for long. Egypt needs someone strong and smart for there is discontent in the land and it is up to Mara and Sheftu to uproot it.

Present day: A young American woman studying in Cairo seeks to uncover the mysterious past of the wife of Thutmose's most trusted advisor, Count Sheftu.

the continuation of the end of the book, there will be traitors, there will be rebels and yes there will be immense fluff

Mara and Sheftu have settled down. However new plots to kill the King are made and Mara finds herself with lies and treachery. Will she be able to see the truth or is love blinding her vision?

now free from her life of slavery, mara's finally free to do whatever she wants although it does include some worries like maybe not getting killed. -I wrote this little skit over a year ago and finally decided to post it up here : enjoy

Innani is leaving Egypt to go home. What will Thutmose feel and think?

A year and a half after Hapshepsut was overthrown, Egypt was still. Life was peaceful, and order had been restored. For Mara, things could not be better. She was happy, free, and soon to be married to her only love. Wind's are always shifting though.

A backstory for Mara's parents.

Pre-story account of Mara's daily activities.

Thutmose, Sheftu, and a fictional young woman. This story contains slash of the Thutmose/Sheftu variety, so if you don't like, steer clear.

A drabble about Mara in her younger days.

A new day has begun for Egypt, but it is the dawn that makes it all possible.

by SG Leia. Well, Amidaala is posting this and has no idea how to summarize. Mara and Sheftu...a retrospective. Hmm. 1800How's My Summarizing? Okay, okay, stop calling me and telling me it's bad.

a sort of epologue to the book

Miphtahyah sees everything. Sometimes she thinks she knows more about the inn's patrons than they do of themselves. Some MS.