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Violence
Some
Adventure violence in the Egyptian desert — thieves, physical peril, and genuine danger
Language
Barely any
Period-appropriate language
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual content is closed-door to very mild
Substance Use
None
No significant substance use
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
The intellectual tension between Daphne's assumptions about Rupert and who he actually is gives the novel its emotional engine
What this book is about
Rupert Carsington is large, cheerful, and not particularly bright — or so everyone assumes. Daphne Pembroke, a widow who translates ancient Egyptian texts, is far more interested in dead languages than in the inconvenient man her brother has acquired to help with their work. When papyrus thieves and dangerous desert adventures enter the picture, both assumptions must be revised. Chase's second Carsington Brothers novel takes the series to Egypt with archaeology, action, and sharp humor.
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