A review by missmarketpaperback
Daughter of the God-King by Anne Cleeland

3.0

The setting of this book is magnificent. France and Egypt, after the Napoleonic Wars, archaeology, mystery. All that was great. The romance was incredibly clumsy. The book is driven by plot, so you’re not given a great sense of the characters. I was very engaged, but Hattie’s persistent trust in Berry was very confusing.