It was okay story wise, but I found it far too long, and got far too bored. By the time I was hitting half the book I just found myself skimming through to know what happened, so I'll toss it in my 'abandoned' shelf. ( )

Chloe, an artist, is exploring an Egyptian tomb with her sister when she enters the chamber of a priestess. Through a confluence of factors, she ends up whisked through time, waking up in the body of an Egyptian woman. Frantic to learn her identity and find a way back home, she has no one to trust and numerous enemies. The noblewoman whose body she usurped has committed evil acts, and Chloe must atone for them. With her life at risk and her options diminishing, she finds herself strangely drawn to the physician assigned to treat her.

With rich detail, this sweeping epic steeps the reader in Egyptian life during the time of Moses. One marvels at the vastness of the tale, the wealth of research, and the vivid images that spring to mind. Full of suspense, romance, and mystery, this exquisite story will leave you breathless for the sequel. This exceptional book is a keeper. ( )

Engrossing time travel book of ancient Egypt. Not as good as Diana Gabaldon, but one of the closest I've read to date. I'll definitely read the rest of the series.

http://ktleyed.blogspot.com/2008/03/reflections-in-nile-by-j-suzanne-frank.html ( )

While suspending my historical data outrage I was able to really enjoy this story.

The writer is actually quite good with putting me in the story and I was able to visualize ancient Egypt the way she wanted me to. The romance was good also. ( )

A woman travels back in time to the days of the pyramids. A wonderful historical romance. I love the love story. ( )