The Apprentice of Anubis Series by Laura Greenwood

Being a priestess for the goddess of truth and justice is not for the faint-hearted.Taia always thought she and fellow Ma'at Blessed priest, Metjen, were inseparable. When he starts avoiding her, she questions whether their bond is as strong as she thought it was.A big festival to celebrate the temples in London comes with a test of Taia's devotion and the goddess of truth and justice is not one to displease... moreBeing a priestess for the goddess of truth and justice is not for the faint-hearted.Taia always thought she and fellow Ma'at Blessed priest, Metjen, were inseparable. When he starts avoiding her, she questions whether their bond is as strong as she thought it was.A big festival to celebrate the temples in London comes with a test of Taia's devotion and the goddess of truth and justice is not one to displease.Can Taia and Metjen figure out what's causing the problems between them before they risk losing the blessing of their goddess?-Scales of Honesty is a standalone set in the Egyptian Empire series. It is an urban fantasy set in an alternative version of London where the Egyptian Empire never fell.If you love Egyptian mythology, alternative worlds, temple politics, and workplace romances, you should start The Egyptian Empire world books today! less

Grief and power were always going to go hand in hand for the heir to the Empire, but that doesn't mean Iset is prepared.When Iset discovers her father is sick, she has to come to terms with exactly what that means, including the possibility that she'll be ruling an empire much sooner than she expected to be.After the worst news she can imagine, Iset isn't sure she has what it takes to organise mummification, and funerals, as well as juggle the politics of becoming the new Pharaoh... moreGrief and power were always going to go hand in hand for the heir to the Empire, but that doesn't mean Iset is prepared.When Iset discovers her father is sick, she has to come to terms with exactly what that means, including the possibility that she'll be ruling an empire much sooner than she expected to be.After the worst news she can imagine, Iset isn't sure she has what it takes to organise mummification, and funerals, as well as juggle the politics of becoming the new Pharaoh.But with her Sekhmet Blessed bodyguard by her side, perhaps she stands a chance.-Crown Of Grief is a standalone companion story to The Apprentice Of Anubis series, an urban fantasy set in an alternative version of Cairo where the Egyptian Empire never fell. Scales Of Honesty can be read as a standalone. The events take place during the events of Death Of The Pharaoh & Procession Of The King.If you love Egyptian mythology, alternative versions of the modern day, temple politics, and slow burn workplace romance, then start the Apprentice Of Anubis series today with Apprentice Of The Dead. less

Is learning the art of mummification everything Dhara wants it to be? After Dhara is chosen as one of the newest apprentices at the London Temple of Anubis, she's thrown into life at the temples, from learning about embalming, to the protective amulets used for the dead.With the help of her mentor, she learns precisely what she needs in order to make it to ordination and to become a full Priestess Of Anubis... moreIs learning the art of mummification everything Dhara wants it to be? After Dhara is chosen as one of the newest apprentices at the London Temple of Anubis, she's thrown into life at the temples, from learning about embalming, to the protective amulets used for the dead.With the help of her mentor, she learns precisely what she needs in order to make it to ordination and to become a full Priestess Of Anubis.-Duty To The Dead is a standalone companion story to The Apprentice Of Anubis series, an urban fantasy set in an alternative version of London where the Egyptian Empire never fell. Duty To The Dead can be read as a standalone. The events take place during the events of Death Of The Pharaoh through to Court Of The Queen.If you love Egyptian mythology, alternative versions of the modern day, temple politics, and slow-burn workplace romance, then start the Apprentice Of Anubis series today with Apprentice Of The Dead. less