The Morning and Evening Star

The Morning and Evening Star

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jul 31, 2019
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Historical
In Ancient Egypt, life is very difficult when you're a slave. Rhapdosis longs for freedom and purpose. When her master dies, she is thrown into a world that she is unprepared for facing threats larger than she ever imagined.
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