It is good do know this treasure was saved.Ħ. My hero laments the damage being done by Western pillaging. They are now part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site called the Nubian Monuments along with the Temple of Isis at Philae. The rock-cut temples of Abu Simbel, even though they have been relocated due to the building of the Aswan Dam. The place where the Blue Nile meets the White.ĥ. The ruined pyramids at Meroë at sunrise, possibly from a tourist camp.Ĥ.

I would love to travel from Cairo to Khartoum on one, but I think maybe that is no longer possible.ģ. They come in many sizes, and I fell in love with paintings and photos. Dahabiyas, traditional Egyptian sailing boats, with their graceful triangular sails, on the Nile. That would be perfect, but I’ll settle for daytime.Ģ. My hero reads the inscription to the heroine. I also want to see the obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut. Here is my list of ten things I wish I could see or experience that appear in the novel:ġ.The Karnak Temple complex near Luxor, particularly the Great Hypostyle Hall that awed my hero. This time I had to rely on my imagination.

The Price of Glory, my newest work which will launch on July 7, is set in Egypt and Nubia, what is now northern Sudan. I am an avid traveler, and the places I visit often turn up as settings for my novels. Today, shares interesting facts about the setting of her new release, The Price of Glory.

I’m happy to welcome back award-winning author Caroline Warfield.

The Price of Glory by Caroline Warfield