Nefertiti: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Michelle Moran

Marie-Nefertari Nefertiti is the last surviving Nefertiti. She has been educated in all things and is a brilliant, devious and manipulative young woman. Marie-Nephtiti becomes Queen of Egypt at the age of just 16 after the death of her father, Thutmose IV, who was in turn killed by Mutnodjmet, the daughter of Amenhotep III. As she becomes aware that people are conspiring against her, Marie-Nephtiti must rely on her intellect to survive.

Michelle Moran is a talented author who took the time to write her first novel. The book has a beautiful story line and you will fall into the world of ancient Egypt. It's an exciting adventure that is filled with suspense and romance. If you want to escape your reality, give this audiobook a chance!

Nefertiti: A Novel is an audiobook by Michelle Moran. 'Cassandra Campbell' narrates the novel in a mesmerizing voice. The novel tells the story of Nefertiti, a young Egyptian woman who is married to Pharaoh Akhenaten and tries to escape his control by joining the army.

With a combination of smarts, beauty, and charisma, Nefertiti (Princess Nefertiti) was the most beloved woman in ancient Egypt. A queen regnant and the wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten, she ruled for 18 years—making her one of the longest-serving pharaohs in history. Author Michelle Moran takes an in-depth look into this powerful woman's life through "Nefertiti: A Novel," a fictional biography that is rich in detail.

Nefertiti is the story of the long-lived Egyptian Queen who, after the death of her husband, begins a love affair with his powerful and ambitious son. This sensual novel is told in first person through the eyes of Nefertiti herself as she struggles to keep power while she navigates political intrigue and loves both her husband's son and his father.

Nefertiti is a gripping and riveting novel about the rise of an Egyptian queen in the 13th century BC. The protagonist, Nefertiti, was a beautiful and ambitious woman whose life has been excavated by archaeologists and academics for decades now. She is intriguing, intriguingly imperfect.