Predict: A Kiya Short Read
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CAN A YOUNG FOREIGN SLAVE GIRL REALLY SECURE ONE OF EGYPT'S HIGHEST POSTS?
When the High Seer of Egypt dies unexpectedly, the rules of succession decree a female maiden from the same noble family should inherit the position.
Amenhotep III’s dealt a tricky hand when the gods decree that a slave girl that he’s just acquired is the new High Seer, especially as she has never shown a whit of psychic ability.
How can the innocent, shy, Kiya prove herself worthy to guide the mighty Pharaoh Amenhotep, especially when she herself thinks the gods have made a huge mistake?
Predict is a short story set in the universe of Kiya - High Seer of Egypt, first introduced in the House of Scarabs series.
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Hazel Longuet is the author of the House of Scarabs series, mythological action thrillers that follow a trio thrown together by a heritage passed down their family trees for over 3,000 years. A passionate reader, Hazel's first love was always writing, and an unexpected illness enabled her to writing the first book in her series, House of Scarabs. She draws from her varied life experiences to frame much of her writing.
Hazel Longuet's survived a plane crash, a revolution, and even nearly drowned twice - so, to say she's accident-prone is an understatement! A gypsy at heart, Hazel loves to travel. She has lived or worked in Bolivia, Colombia, Egypt, Dubai, and Sweden and has travelled to every continent except Australia. She was raised on the grounds of Longleat, an English Elizabethan stately home, where she cleaned out lions' cages and guided tourists around areas of the house.
As an international business consultant, she was lucky to work with amazing companies and gain friendships with people from around the world. She now splits her time between Egypt and England, where she's shadowed by her devoted Rottweilers, who are rumoured to be the inspiration for some characters in her novels.
Find out more about Hazel Longuet at www.hazellonguet.com, where you can sign up to join her reader community and get a free book. She can often be found escaping from her characters and hanging out on Facebook; readers can join her at www.facebook.com/
