Goddess — Chanta Rand

It's the year 1650 B.C. and all hell has broken loose in Egypt.

Two brothers. One woman. A fight to the bitter end.

Princess Ayana is considered a goddess by her people. When she is kidnapped and enslaved by an evil Nubian prince named Bakari, her life as a spoiled princess comes to an abrupt end. She plots her escape, vowing to kill her captors the first chance she gets. What she doesn't anticipate is the fierce attraction she feels towards Bakari's brother, Prince Samir. She might be able to flee, but can she outrun her passions?

Spurned by a woman he believed loved him, Prince Samir has been wandering the world with a broken heart for five years. He's become a bitter man who is determined never to love again. But when he returns home to find his brother has taken a beautiful captive, he is immediately drawn to the woman. There is no love lost between Samir and Bakari, and tempers flare when Samir claims the spirited Ayana as his own. Then, an unexpected shift in power leaves Bakari as king and Samir as an outcast. Samir must risk everything to win a kingdom and the love of Ayana.

This book is meant to be enjoyed by mature readers age 18 or older.