Crown Of Grief
Grief and power were always going to go hand in hand for the heir to the Empire, but that doesn't mean Iset is prepared.
When Iset discovers her father is sick, she has to come to terms with exactly what that means, including the possibility that she'll be ruling an empire much sooner than she expected to be.
After the worst news she can imagine, Iset isn't sure she has what it takes to organise mummification, and funerals, as well as juggle the politics of becoming the new Pharaoh.
But with her Sekhmet Blessed bodyguard by her side, perhaps she stands a chance.
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Crown Of Grief is a standalone companion story to The Apprentice Of Anubis series, an urban fantasy set in an alternative version of Cairo where the Egyptian Empire never fell. Crown Of Grief can be read as a standalone. The events take place during the events of Death Of The Pharaoh & Procession Of The King.
If you love Egyptian mythology, alternative versions of the modern day, temple politics, and slow burn workplace romance, then start the Apprentice Of Anubis series today with Apprentice Of The Dead.
Was Originally listed as Book 9.5 in the The Apprentice Of Anubis series.
Laura Greenwood
Laura Greenwood’s stories weave together magic, mythology, and romance, creating worlds where fantasy flourishes and love knows no boundaries. A USA Today Bestselling Author, Laura has captivated readers with her paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and fantasy romance novels, earning a dedicated following across the globe.
When she's not crafting her spellbinding tales, Laura enjoys the simple pleasures of life—drinking copious amounts of tea, indulging in French macarons (though she often tries to resist), and pursuing her fascination with ancient cultures as she works toward a diploma in Egyptology. Her stories are often set in the UK, a place she calls home, where the misty landscapes and rich history serve as a backdrop for the fantastical worlds she creates.
The Egyptian Empire
The Egyptian Empire consists of three primary books, and includes three additional books that complement the series but are not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
