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Mynah is Caralynn’s ancestor who is princess of Crete when the under gods attack. Mynah is transplanted into the exotic but foreign world of Egypt, where she learns that she can be welcomed into a new family but will never be able to rest until she is returned to her beloved Crete. Hoping that one day she will rejoin her family, Mynah tells her daughter and her daughter’s daughters that they must satisfy her ultimate desire
For generations, Mynah has visited the women in Caralynn’s family, and now Caralynn knows the time has come to visit Mynah herself. She learns in this compelling story about love and a soul crying out to be free that even Brimstone and Water cannot keep a family apart.
Review: This is a small book, but even so I could NOT put it down once I started reading it! The writer does an excellent job of grabbing the reader and not letting you go. The tale is interesting, and I found myself wanting to skip the episodes between Caralynn and her family, and reading the tale of Mynah! I'n not sure if it was because the one narrative was a little cliched to me, or if I just wanted to see how she would end Mynah's tale. I loved how she wound the tale around early Christianity and the ancient world! If you love history, you will love this book!
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