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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Rubaisha: Story of Unrealized Love

Rubaisha: Story of Unrealized Love

Sameen, Naseha

Paperback

Series: Time Trilogy, Book 1

General Fiction

ISBN10: 1530114675
ISBN13: 9781530114672
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Feb 22 2016
Pages: 150
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.32 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Rubaisha is a fantasy teen story, of unexpressed love. When light read, it brings out love in a different form. The interesting fact is, the story revolves around love and passion, but, it is not a love story. It is a story of passion, ambition and survival. The target audience is the light fiction readers, who would aim to complete a book in one afternoon. The story unfolds in two time period. A story is based on present time and the other is based on ancient Egypt. The story begins with two friends Angela and Andrew planning to go on vacation to Egypt. Angela's father is a historian who is trying to prove that women in ancient Egypt (long before the time of Cleopatra) rose to the highest power. He wanted to discover the historic remains of 'Queen Rubaisha' who was ever present in folklores, but not a shred of historic proof was found. Rubaisha seemed to be erased deliberately from history. When Angela and Andrew reached Egypt, they were welcomed with a murder. As they tried to inquire the truth behind the murder, unexplained things started happening. Rubaisha's passion kept her alive even after her death. Time and destiny of these three individuals get interlinked. As the story unfolds, we see murder, curses and tales of untold love. The story travels to past, where we witness life in ancient Egypt. We see the political power play. We see cover up and double crossing as power shifts from one person to another.

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