Dec. 5, 2009 -
PRLog -- Mainly because of supply as well as demand, Miss Amina Harrison has published her third, historical novel in paper back; plus her historical epic is very much identical to the author's original hard cover except of course; THE KINGDOM OF KUSH's cover price. Once again, the over three hundred pages story centers around a fictional Nubian-Kushite "pharaoh" by the name of Amen-rahotep. The most extraordinary aspect in regards is the very way Miss Harrison entwines the life of the Nubian-Kushite warrior then soon to be pharaoh around one of Ancient Egypt's most well known as well as recognized Nubian warriors by the name of King Shabaka, who additionally at one time ruled Ancient Egypt from it's governmental site in Memphis to all the way down, to his own personalized headquarters in what is now known as present day Meroe, Sudan. Of course, in regards to such like historical, fictional characters as Amen-rahotep;
Miss Amina Harrison has also chronicled a woman of Greco-Roman heritage who wants to "marry" the Nubian-Kushite general, all because of her own wanton desires she harbors for him. Moreover, THE KINGDOM OF KUSH is an historical as well as a novel with enough converges of romance, to keep the very reader very much engrossed from one page to the next. Also the paperback edition of Miss Harrison's novel is relatively new, and it has been designed by the author.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
The author who lives in Tyler, Texas with her family; is now offering THE KINGDOM OF KUSH in paperback, to be sold in combination with unibook.com/
. Miss Amina Harrison is also the novelist of her other works of fiction, that are as well available in hard cover and paper back formats on unibook.com/
a company that is becoming first as well as foremost in publish on demand for authors, for world wide distribution and Amazon.com. Her novels that are located on these two sites is, THE ETHIOPIANZ, MISS LOLITA, LA REINA DE MAYAGUEZ, JAMDAR-KHANA, BOTSWANA, ICE and her most recent, quixotic novel set in the steamy, palmy atmosphere of the city of Miami, Florida entitled; MIAMI SIROCCO.
