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Pharaoh's Shadow

By: Tasha Madison
Narrated by: Emad Schannat
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How do you kill a king?

First, you start with the queen....

Jealousy. Greed. Power. Deception. Murder. The beginning of the end of a golden empire.

When family drama threatens to unseat the rightful heir, palace intrigues rouse a conspiracy to commit murder. Entangled in mystery and life-or-death power plays, this novel unveils the burdens of a hero king secretly despised for his own colossal achievements.

What happens when political schemes go too far? Blind loyalty may prove fatal if family secrets jeopardize the harmonious balance of an entire kingdom.

When the tenacious grit of agitators to the throne unite with the powerful persuasion of a queen, anything can happen.

Will revenge or righteous justice rule in the end?

©2020 Tasha Madison (P)2020 Tasha Madison Historical Fiction Royalty World Literature Fiction King

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