A dancer in Hatshepsut's court and a self-taught necromancer, Heta discovers she has a twin cousin. When the Death Lord Menanau's servant kills the girl, Heta decides to retrieve her from the underworld. There, she must confront her old enemy Menanau in his home territory, along with his legions of demons. Returning to the world of the living will require all of Heta's magical skills, plus the help of female goddesses Pakhet, Hathor, and Ammit, the Devourer of Souls. The sequel to The Revenge of the Rat's Hand, this short novel is part of a series of stories set in an alternate history of…mehr
A dancer in Hatshepsut's court and a self-taught necromancer, Heta discovers she has a twin cousin. When the Death Lord Menanau's servant kills the girl, Heta decides to retrieve her from the underworld. There, she must confront her old enemy Menanau in his home territory, along with his legions of demons. Returning to the world of the living will require all of Heta's magical skills, plus the help of female goddesses Pakhet, Hathor, and Ammit, the Devourer of Souls. The sequel to The Revenge of the Rat's Hand, this short novel is part of a series of stories set in an alternate history of Ancient Egypt. In this world, necromancy produces results, gods and demons have the power to aid or kill their subjects, and Death seeks revenge on the living. Due to erotic content, this novel is intended for mature audiences only.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
A multi-media artist living near San Antonio, Jeff Bagato produces poetry and prose as well as electronic music and glitch video. His recent books include In the Engine Room with Bettie and Andrea Reading Pornography (poetry), Gonch Poems, Robot Speak (poems), adn Savage Space (stories). He is also the author of Cthulhu Limericks, The Toothpick Fairy, and Computing Angels. His poetry and fiction have appeared in many journals including Slipstream, Chiron Review, Pedestal, Otoliths, Utsanga, Var (2x), Exquisite Corpse, and The Chamber. A blog about his writing and publishing efforts can be found at http://jeffbagato.com.
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