Birdees and the Bracelet of the Five Gods

by Engy Donia

Overview

A historical fantasy based on real rulers, prophecies, spells, battles, and a real villain whose name was obliterated from the ancient papyruses . . .
 
Death is the end, but life goes on. And the past shouldn’t be messed with . . .
 
Birdees is obsessed with her ancestors’ history—ancient Egyptian history. After her mother’s tragic death, her obsession grows more and more powerful. She rejects her ordinary, boring life and her mind keeps living within the pages of the history books, fascinated by the mystery and magic of the past . . .
 
But she will soon realize that the reason for her obsession is an ancient legacy left for her from thousands of years before. A burden she holds in her hand for years, unbeknownst to her, that will bring her pain, suffering, and the death of her beloved ones. Yet she must protect her legacy with her life. It should never fall into the hands of the evil priest, Jed Didy, but must be passed to the rightful owners for the sake of survival . . .

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781639843350
Publisher:	Pen It Publications
Publication date:	10/10/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	312
File size:	617 KB

About the Author

Engy M. Donia is the pen name of Engy Mohammed Abd Al Aziz Hafez Donia. Born in Cairo in 1985. She is married and a mother of two boys. She graduated from Faculty of Commerce, and got a bachelor degree in business administration. However, she didn't take business as her career, and decided to walk on her family path. Engy has grown up in a house full of books and writers, and they all loved to write about history, not just write about history, but her family took part in making history as well. During the British occupation of Egypt; Engy's great-grandfather was an officer in the Egyptian military. In 1919, he led the people of his city; Faraskour and built up resistance groups, fought the British army bravery. He succeeded in liberating his city, and all cities around it. He became the king of North Nile Delta. King Hafez Donia, ruled his kingdom wisely, until one of his friends betrayed him. His friend handed him to the British, they seized him. He faced a death sentence, but his loyalists didn't surrender or give up. They revolted against the British army. Threatened to burn down the city as they broke into the prison. Eventually, Engy's great-grandfather got his freedom. The people of the city honored him with a statue and a monument, erected in his own city and still exists till now. Later on, Engy's great-grandfather moved to Cairo, the capital of Egypt, and started a new life. He got married, had four children, one of them was the most influential figure in Engy's life; her grandfather, Abd-Al Aziz. He was a brilliant historian. She still remembers the first time she asked him for a book to read, and he gave her a book about ancient Egypt. Since that day she became obsessed with ancient Egypt history. And she poured her obsession into these pages.