Shadow of the Sun (The Shadow Saga)
Praise for Shadow of the Sun
“An engrossing narrative...Wycoff illuminates the darkest aspects of the ancient Egyptian Royal Court. Seen through the eyes of Princess Merit-Aten, daughter of the heretic Pharaoh Akhenaten,
Shadow of the Sun
delivers a fictional peek into a world of treachery, political intrigue and religious strife. It is an enlightening story, not to be missed, and is enhanced by Wycoff ’s obvious flair in enlivening aspects of the known history with the deft skills of her pen.”
Lorraine Evans, Author of
Kingdom of the Ark
“An intriguing historical fantasy, a rich and multi-layered tale of politics, religion and spirituality in ancient Egypt, seen through Nefertiti’s daughter’s eyes as she grows to womanhood. Full of vivid emotion, threat and dangerous choices.”
Robin D. Owens, Author of
Enchanted Again
“Merrie P. Wycoff ’s first novel,
Shadow of the Sun
, is a heartfelt and lovingly told story of Merit-Aten, the first-born daughter of Nefertiti and Akhenaten, during the 18th Dynasty in Egypt. In reading this thoroughly researched and fascinating tale of mysticism and magic, of good and evil, of individual choices made that lead to enlightenment or damnation, I was transported to another time and another place.
Shadow of the Sun
is a wonderful debut for this promising and talented new author.”
Jessica Wulf, Historian, Editor and Author of
The Wild Rose
“Reading
Shadow of the Sun
was like being transported through time... . The details of this ‘other world’ were so vivid and unique. It reinforced my inner knowing that ‘magic’ is indeed very real. Too often, metaphysical writings portray everything as like a ‘fairyland.’ This beautifully woven story has integrated the mature realization that light often creates shadows, and that this is very much a real challenge that we must face in the world of spirit. I savored reading a bit each day—because it brought me so much wisdom and delight! I can’t wait for her next book!
Christine Anderson, Award-winning Documentary Producer
“Merrie Wycoff offers a historical novel at once enjoyable and comprehensible, where many others have failed. She teaches the reader the intricacies of life at several societal levels in a dynamic land, with a cast of compelling and intriguing characters, at a vibrant time of history. The story line parallels a tale to which a contemporary reader can relate, at many levels. Ms. Wycoff skillfully interweaves powerful themes predicated on clear emotional expressions, thorough character development, and a flair for flow of story making
Shadow of the Sun
very desirable reading. I strongly recommend it.”
Ruago Salla, Ph.D.
“Great read! This book has it all, suspense, mystery, romance, magic... and very thought provoking. Set in one of the most tumultuous periods of ancient Egypt, S
hadow of the Sun
is a page-turner you won’t put down until the last page. I loved it.”
Lois Moger, Professional bookseller
Shadow of the Sun
by Merrie P. Wycoff
© 2012 Merrie P. Wycoff. All rights reserved.
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Cover Art: Marty Petersen
