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2.0�toiles sur 5 Better thanthe first book, Juil 14 2004

Par	Cheryl (Canada) - Voir tous mes commentaires

This review is from: The Oasis: Lord of the Two Lands: Volume II (Paperback)

A mundane trilogy. See my review for The Horus Road, which applies to the other books as well.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 brilliaint, Jui 12 2003

Par	Gehn Markhem (Freeport, IL) - Voir tous mes commentaires

This review is from: The Oasis: Lord of the Two Lands: Volume II (Paperback)

In this hefty volume, the author continues the story already begun with the Hippopatamus Marsh. Prince Kamose Tao of Weset assumes command of the rebel soldiers after his father's death, rallying the native princes to fight under him. Nubian soldiers from Wawat under the command of the General Hor-Aha are allied with the Egyptian soldiers, giving Kamose and his men an edge against the towns and forts they encounter on their trek north. As the campaign draws on, the effects of war leave their mark on Kamose, and he forfeits all else in order to oust the Setiu from beyond Egypt's borders and restore true Ma'at to this ravaged land. 'The Oasis' is a surprising stage for the unpredictable, and the inevitable.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 What a Great Read, Oct. 20 2002

Par	Janet L. Gomez "Enthusiast for the Past" (Byron, CA USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

This review is from: The Oasis (Gedge, Pauline, Lords of the Two Lands, V. 2.) (Hardcover)

The author's goal was to "rehab" Kamose Tao in history's eyes and she has indeed succeeded. The Lord of the Two Lands trilogy continues with the intensity and determination well established in the first book. Even though the story line is recorded in history, there is no real sense of predictability. Lots of action, repeated demonstrations of survival of the fittest, and treachery abounds. I thank Ms. Gedge for including a map, a bibliography, and for sating my thirst for historical fiction! I'll say a little prayer to Thoth that she continues to create such enjoyable works.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 Captivating...
The Oasis, the second volume of Pauline Gegde's Lord of the Two Lands Trilogy, is even more captivating the the first. Read more

Publi� le Mai 8 2001 par Stephanie Smith

5.0�toiles sur 5 excellent
The second volume of a trilogy about the liberation of Egypt from the Hyksos, this book tells the story of Seqenenra Tao's sons Kamose and Ahmose, who continue their father's... Read more

Publi� le Nov. 5 2000 par Francesca Jourdan

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Ms. Gedge has dedicated The Lord of the Two Lands trilogy to the obscure and misunderstood Egyptian Prince Kamose; and states that she fervantly hopes that in some way it will... Read more

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