Title: Another mindless easy-to-read Ramses from Jacq
Product review: That's right volume three from jacq. Once again as proved in the previous two volumes Jacq has creatd a completely unrealistic Egypt which is ruled by almost god-like Ramses as he continues hisreign where he is ALWAYS just reasonable and good. Jacq fails to create any real emotion in Ramses. The historical innaccuracies are astounding. I don't know how Jacq could get away calling this a history book. The one pls side is th the book is easy to read so it can be finished with more quickly. Often jacq escapes from his basic storyline to relate Ramses experiences in excruciating detail in somewhere or other. These sections e so boring that I sip through these. I can only recomend this book to peopleo are learning how to read.
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