The last Dynasty A broken treaty

The last Dynasty A broken treaty

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After the death of his father Prince Tuthmose now Pharaoh Tuthmose desires Revenge but the son of Augustus doesn't want to fight with Egypt...the two form a peace treaty and Rome leaves Egypt alone and Egypt leaves Rome Alone until The Roman's go against his Back and attack the Hittite empire killing the king Neferkare I and cutting off his head causing his five year old son to come to throne and rule with his mother truly in power...but soon Tuthmose wants revenge and so does young Neferkare II after two weeks of trying to convince his stubborn cousin to become allies again and the armies to join each other Rome comes to Egypt and they are to fight breaking the peace treaty into pieces and letting a fight for revenge to break out
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Selene Arsinoe is living in the most volatile time in Egyptian history. Her queen, Cleopatra, is having a love affair with the Roman dictator Julius Caesar. Many Romans and Egyptians alike frown upon the affair. The Romans and Egyptians are tense, most unwilling to associate themselves with the other. But when Selene meets Alexander Helios, apprentice to Mark Antony, the lines between Roman and Egyptian blur, along with those of being loyal and being a traitor. Selene and Alexander form a bond so strong it's almost unbreakable...but will they last, like the pyramids, or will they be torn apart by the nations they love dearly?

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