Title: Mystical twist is oddly dissapointing
Product review: I was enjoying reading something entirely different by a favored fantasy author. An apparently realistic adventure novel set in the 'Death on the Nile' world of English gentry touring the pyramids. It begins with a story I had enjoyed in Pharaoh Fantastic, but then jumps forward a decade and picks up the same characters, somewhat worse for wear and aims them back to the same location. I was eager to see how the author would pull the characters out of their dilemma with only our world's resources to do it, when the book took a sudden left turn into fantasy. While the God's challenges and the discussions of morality and judgement were well-written and interesting, I still felt cheated out of the end of the story I was reading and dumped into another book entirely.
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