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House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker

House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker

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House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker

House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker



House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker

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House of Rejoicing is Libbie Hawker's long-awaited return to the lush decadence and dark power of ancient Egypt. In the waning years of Egypt’s Eighteenth Dynasty, when female power can only come at an unsettling price, four royal women struggle against the shadowy influence of Akhenaten, the infamous heretic Pharaoh. Akhenaten wields control of a strange, emerging religion unlike anything Egypt has seen. His power can’t be denied, but whoever can maintain her grip on the unpredictable Pharaoh will hold all of Egypt in her hands—and better still, will remain mistress of her own fate. Tiy, once the undisputed might behind the throne, must choose to relinquish her hard-won influence, or manipulate the innocent in order to secure her hold on Akhenaten’s leash. Kiya, an idealistic foreign princess, will win Akhenaten with love—if he’s capable of feeling love at all. The celebrated beauty Nefertiti will use the Pharaoh for her own ends, turning the tables of a deadly political game to free herself from her ambitious father’s grasp. And Sitamun, kept imprisoned as the Pharaoh’s plaything, will defy the gods themselves to save her daughter from a similar fate. House of Rejoicing is the first part in Libbie Hawker’s new ancient Egyptian series, The Book of Coming Forth by Day. The story continues in Part Two, Storm in the Sky. *This ebook edition contains a preview chapter of Storm in the Sky.

House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #60157 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-05-31
  • Released on: 2015-05-31
  • Format: Kindle eBook
House of Rejoicing: Part 1 of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, by Libbie Hawker

About the Author Libbie Hawker writes historical and literary fiction featuring deeply human characters, with rich details of time and place. She is the author of ten novels, most of which take place in the distant past among ancient civilizations. She lives in the beautiful San Juan Islands with her husband.


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37 of 39 people found the following review helpful. I enjoyed House of Rejoicing as well - until the end By Carrie Engle I have read many of Libbie Hawker books and I feel that she is a gifted writer! I enjoyed House of Rejoicing as well - until the end. I could not believe that she built the book on 4 or 5 people's plans, schemes etc. and I was led along to believe that I would find out what some of those plans were. Then, all of those inter-weavings and plots which made the book so interesting, were just dropped. The end was abrupt and the only way to get any answers is to read the second book. I will absolutely not pick up second book as I assume it will just continue as this one did and then give no answers at all so that readers have to read the third one, then the next one, etc. I realize that this is a style of writing that many authors have used effectively, but in "House" there were way too many loose ends at the end. It left me angry and cold. I have never been so disappointed in a book ending or in an author that I highly respected.

23 of 23 people found the following review helpful. House of Rejoicing (The Book of Coming Forth by Day #1) By Leeanna Chetsko I don’t usually review books I read for pleasure anymore, but I had to review HOUSE OF REJOICING. It’s the start of a new ancient Egyptian historical fiction series set during the Amarna period. AKA when Akhenaten raised the Aten above all other gods.I’m always looking for good ancient Egyptian historical fiction. I’ve read a lot, but I always come back to Libbie Hawker (previously under the pen name L.M. Ironside). I’ve read her Thutmoside saga 3 times, so I was excited to see her tackle Akhenaten and Nefertiti. I like Hawker’s books because she grounds her stories in what’s known, but then makes educated diversions. I also feel like I’ve travelled back in time, thanks to the plethora of details and scene setting. I never feel like I’m reading about modern characters with an Egyptian window-dressing.And then we get to the characters. Hawker takes the classic Akhenaten is crazy approach, but in a way that I found scary. Sometimes when authors go for that angle, he’s just laughable in his craziness. But in HOUSE OF REJOICING, Akhenaten is scary-crazy. And the author lays a better foundation for his craziness and focus on the Aten than I’ve read before, by spending a lot of the book on the end of his father’s reign.HOUSE OF REJOICING is written from the viewpoints of four women. Kiya, a Mitanni princess sent to wed Amunhotep. Tiy, Amunhotep’s Great Wife. Sitamun, Akhenaten’s sister. And Nefertiti, raised by her father to be the next pharoah’s Great Wife. None of these women are fully good or bad; I liked and disliked all for various reasons, and also empathized with all of them. I like the way the author envisioned each of these women. Nefertiti is the ambitious beauty she’s always written as, but here she’s more than that. We see why she supports Akhenaten in his quest to glorify the Aten above all other gods. Partly for her own ambition, but also because she sees how dark the future could be, and that supporting Akhenaten might be the only way to gain any shred of control over him. And so on, with each character.If you like ancient Egyptian historical fiction, I can’t recommend Libbie Hawker highly enough. I’m already looking forward to my next read of HOUSE OF REJOICING, and to the rest of the series.

18 of 19 people found the following review helpful. Captivating!!! Libbie Hawker makes Egyptian history come alive. By Candace Jackson I don't know how she churns out these books with such well researched material and such exquisite and compelling writing. I just love and devour everything that she's written. Her books are so hard to put down and this latest book is no exception. Can't wait till the next books comes out. Well done Libbie!

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