The Forgotten Pharaoh Release Day: Giveaway for an Egyptian-Themed Prize Pack ($180 Value)!
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Julie Gerber isn't thrilled to be pulled out of school her senior year to follow her parents halfway around the world to unearth a lost pyramid. However, when the cute British guy and the mysterious financier of their project both fight for her attention, things start to get interesting.
The pharaoh known as Djedefre was cursed for the murder of his eldest brother. The work of the archaeologists brings new secrets to light, ones that prove the fallen god-king wasn't the villain history had painted him to be. Can they prove his innocence?
As the team digs deeper into the mystery, members of the party vanish or end up dead. Someone is determined to keep the truth hidden at all costs, even 4,500 years later.
Be sure to add The Forgotten Pharaoh to your to-read list on Goodreads and check it out on Manic Readers!
About the Author
The Giveaway
Author Laura DeLuca has put together a selection of prizes that go along with the story. All the prizes are Egyptian-themed. Prize pack includes a decorative wall plague, oil diffuser, incense, bookmark, collectible pens, necklace, scarab bead, real papyrus bookmark, pin, and ankh charms. ACV is around $100.
Our friends from Magical Monk Bags have also created a one-of-a-kind Egyptian-style handbag depicting a scene of the Great Pyramids. The bag was hand-embroidered and is absolutely beautiful. AVC - $40.
Finally, The Whimsical Pixie has contributed a handmade dowsing board complete with bloodstone pendulum valued at $45.99.
One lucky winner will walk away with all these prizes! Total value is over $180. To enter, simply fill out the Rafflecopter form below. Giveaway will end at 11:59 PM EST on 4/29/14 and is open to US residents only.
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