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A review by sleepyboi2988
Child of the Morning by Pauline Gedge
5.0
A wonderful blend of history and fiction. Intrigue, glory, failure, love, loss, it's all here in a captivating, deliciously described setting.
Mrs. Gedge does a wonderful job of making Ancient Egypt and the characters within spring to life from the page. No one here is one dimensional or perfect. Simply put there aren't any real plot holes.
Without spoiling, the ending is not what actually happened, but Mrs. Gedge in the last few chapters does a wonderful job of building an impending sense of not being able to escape destiny and closes it out perfectly for the tale she wove.
Mrs. Gedge does a wonderful job of making Ancient Egypt and the characters within spring to life from the page. No one here is one dimensional or perfect. Simply put there aren't any real plot holes.
Without spoiling, the ending is not what actually happened, but Mrs. Gedge in the last few chapters does a wonderful job of building an impending sense of not being able to escape destiny and closes it out perfectly for the tale she wove.