The Ring of Remaliha

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THE RING OF REMALIHA

by Melanie Mason

When Egyptologist April Tanner is asked to translate the hieroglyphs on an ancient ring, she is unwittingly drawn into a world of danger and intrigue. Her colleague, Dr. Peter Scherril, believes the glyphs will lead to a treasure hidden nearly two thousand years ago by an Egyptian named Remaliha. The problem is the glyphs don’t make sense.

A week after Peter is killed in a suspicious car crash, the ring shows up in April’s mail. She vows to decipher the artifact’s code and figure out why someone wanted Peter dead. Her inquisitions put her in the path of dashing archaeologist Nathan Hayes and his mysterious friend James Reddingham. Nathan invites April to join his expedition near Luxor.

Once she arrives in Egypt, April aggressively pursues her investigation of the ring. But soon she suspects the motives of both Nathan and James and finds herself dodging thieves and assassins at every turn.

In the end, uncovering the secrets of the ring could lead to Remaliha’s treasure . . . or April’s own tomb.

My Review
I so LOVED this story!

Archaeological digs, ancient ring, hidden clues, unsolved codes, treasure, conspiracy, travel, secrets...It's all here!

Strong female character and an exotic location make this a very fun read!

Your heart will pound as you watch April get in and out of trouble, trust and then get betrayed, and ultimately solve the mystery--

GREAT! GREAT! STORY!
LOVE THIS AUTHOR!
Grab a copy of this one for the upcoming weekend!

About the Author

Melanie Mason is an author, designer, photographer, and flight attendant all rolled into one. She graduated from Utah State University with a degree in communications. She has published several articles and stories that are featured on HubPages.com.

Melanie has told stories all her life and finds her passion in sharing the plots that spin through her head. she now lives in Portland, Oregon, with her two dachshund-chihuahua dogs. She loves the beauty of the Pacific Northwest that feeds her imagination.

Melanie loves to belt Broadway songs in her living room and car when no one is listening. Someday she hopes to be on a flight where someone is reading her book.