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Buchcover - I Was One Of Many Slaves - ISBN 978-3-347-90654-9
Backcover - I Was One Of Many Slaves - ISBN 978-3-347-90654-9
Autorenbild - I Was One Of Many Slaves - ISBN 978-3-347-90654-9
The book is suitable for readers who are interested in historical fiction, ancient cultures, and mythology. The book's themes of love, spirituality, and survival make it relevant to readers who enjoy stories about self-discovery and the complexities of human relationships. Additionally, readers who appreciate richly-detailed descriptions of ancient civilizations and cultural beliefs may find the book particularly engaging. However, the book may not be suitable for readers who are not comfortable with graphic depictions of sexuality or who are looking for a fast-paced plot.
I Was One Of Many Slaves
von Bea EschenThe theme of the book is a blend of love, spirituality, and the struggle for survival set in the context of ancient Egyptian society, where the gods reign supreme and the afterlife is a prominent feature of cultural belief. The story centers around Naguib, a slave who falls in love with a servant of his queen. His journey sets him apart from his fellow slaves as he experiences powerful sexual and spiritual forces. The book explores themes of love, desire, faith, and perseverance in a society that is deeply hierarchical and stratified by class and status. It also delves into the complex relationship between humans and the divine, as Naguib's experiences bring him into close contact with the gods and their power over mortal lives. Overall, the book examines the human experience through the lens of ancient Egyptian culture, offering insights into the universal themes that transcend time and place.
