Cleopatra: The Queen Who Challenged Rome and Conquered Eternity (The Mystery Was Killing a Group One by One)

This book gets beneath this surface to give a more complete picture. Cleopatra was ambitious and smart, while nefertiti was much more active in her husband's reign than was usual for her time. Cleopatra's alliances were much more than romances, but played major roles in the global politics of the time. She was poised, with antony, to command a large portion of the mediterranean world. For her part, nefertiti played a key role in the worship of the sun god aten and a shocking switch from worshipping many gods to just one.\nThis meticulously edited and unique collection is formatted for your ereader with a functional and detailed table of contents: The black hand The queen Mertytefs Nitocris Sebek-nefru-ra Aah-hotep Maut-a-mua\nUnfortunately, cleopatra was not laid to rest alone, having been buried with her lover mark antony--a famous roman that catches the attention of the nefarious third triumvirate. The long forgotten feud between egypt and rome reignites as the race is on between nina and the third triumvirate to see who can find the buried lovers first.