Under Wraps (Werewolves vs. Mummies) (Volume 1), by J. A. Cipriano
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Never explore an ancient Egyptian tomb. That was the first rule of adventuring. It was right before never, ever be the last one alone inside. Thes Mercer did both of those things. Now, this Alpha werewolf has just one goal, to get back home before Ancient Egypt is engulfed in a turf war of godly proportions. It's too bad he broke the third rule of adventuring, too. Don't fall in love with the mummy princess. *Book 2: All Wrapped Up (ASIN: B014C1KQ4W) is on sale for only $2.99!* Under Wraps is the first book in Werewolves vs. Mummies adventures, an urban fantasy series. Readers who enjoyed Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series, Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files, Patricia Brigg's Mercy Thompson series, or Kevin Hearne's The Iron Druid Chronicles will likely enjoy this paranormal adventure. Interview with the Author Q - So, what makes Under Wraps special? A - Because, at the heart of the book, it's about a guy trying to do the right thing by his friend. He's not a hero or anything, and somehow he's been sucked back into Ancient Egypt and has to contend with all these things he'd never expected. Oh and did I mention, he's a werewolf? Let's be honest, how many books have you read recently about a werewolf who travels back in time to fight mummies? This time travelling urban fantasy adventure embraces my love of Egyptian mythology and combines it with all things supernatural. Q - How many books are currently in this series? A - Three, The second book is titled All Wrapped Up and the third Thes Mercer book is called Unwrapped. Q - So, why should readers give this book a try? A - Under Wraps is a great chance to explore Ancient Egypt through the eyes of a twentieth century werewolf. Along the way you'll meet with mythical creatures, all powerful gods and goddesses, and meet some characters who will steal your heart. That and there are enough twists and turns to keep you guessing the whole way. Thanks for reading! Werewolves vs. Mummies eBook Categories:- Mystery Series - Thrillers - Mystery Supernatural Werewolves & Shifters
Under Wraps (Werewolves vs. Mummies) (Volume 1), by J. A. Cipriano- Amazon Sales Rank: #2298145 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-18
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .50" w x 6.00" l, .66 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 200 pages
From the Author To receive the Lillim Callina short story, Alone in the Dark for free, subscribe to my mailing list at jacipriano.com or just copy and paste bit.ly/jacipriano into your browser. I love talking to my readers, so please email me at jaciprianobooks@gmail.com -- I try to respond to everyone.Thanks for reading.Werewolves vs. Mummies in reading order:- Under Wraps- All Wrapped Up- Unwrapped
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. An Interesting Re-imagining of Egyptian Myths By MichelleLP This was interesting to say the least. A werewolf has been sent back to ancient Egypt to rescue his friend's soul. How and by whom is never made clear. Somehow in doing this, a group of particularly heinous mummies have been released from the underworld, also back into ancient Egypt where they are able to take corporeal form. Our hero Thes, and Aziza the mummy in charge keeping the other mummies incarcerated, are hunting the mummy Kufu who is hunting the Staff of Ra, to do who knows what, but probably bad stuff with it. What follows is a quasi journey through the Egyptian Book of the Dead with Egyptian deities, divine creatures and mummies causing havoc.The premise of this story is terrific and enough to keep the story through some small issues. I am assuming the copy I have is an ARC so the intermittent misspellings and other small mistakes can be forgiven. The beginning of the story is a cold opening with lots of action already having taken place before the story. It reads like it should be a second book in a series and it takes most of the book to find out most of what happened. This is an interesting way of doing it, but does cause a little frustration when all the characters know what is going on and merely hint at it at a bit at a time. I would dearly have loved to have gone into this story with a bit more background, even a prologue, explaining the backstory and a little more about werewolf clans as they don't seem to follow typical canon.That said there is much that is good about this story. As I said, the premise alone is an interesting twist. Anyone with a bit of knowledge of Egyptian lore will appreciate the modern take on it. This take on werewolves is also quite interesting. There seems to be an interesting society involved with Thes and his kin. Most of the book flowed easily. I would be interested in reading the next book just to see where it goes.4 starsI received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Raider of the Lost Ark werewolf style with mummies and time travel to Ancient Egypt, too! By Splashes Into Books This story is essentially Raider of the Lost Ark werewolf style with mummies and time travel to Ancient Egypt, too! Now as someone who loves Egyptian Mythology (yes, I’ve wrapped children up in toilet roll pretending they were mummies!) I though this story sounded like something I’d really enjoy . . .Thes Mercer is a wimpy alpha werewolf who doesn’t like fighting, is trying to control his wolf and is on a quest to rescue the soul of his best friend Connor. To do this he’s travelled back in time to Ancient Egypt and he’s the narrator for this tale. Readers are introduced to a wide variety of characters, most of whom are based on Ancient Egyptian mythology and include such well known folk as Anubis, Sekhmet, Khufu and many others. There’s a major turf war battle going on as different gods and goddesses battle in a good v evil attempt to seize power. Deciding just who is on which side keeps life interesting as Thes and the jailer try to return mummies back to the underworld. There are also hints at romance and plenty of twists and turns as the story progresses. It is interesting to read how the character of Thes develops through the story.This is book one in a series so though many aspects are resolved, there are others still in progress. There’s plenty of action and the book does improve as the reader progresses through it but there are a few inconsistencies which detracted from events for me. The ideas for the plot were great and I suspect future novels in this series will be well worth reading as I really enjoyed ‘Kill It with Magic’ … It will be interesting to see how this continues in future tales in this series.Thanks to Sarah Canning for providing a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The idea is amazing but it wasn't executed well By across the continent I received this on a read to review basis. Thank you Sarah Canning.The synopsis intrigued me. Ancient Egypt, werewolves, and mummies? Yes this is my kind of book. But it was a let down.The idea is amazing but it wasn't executed well.What I didn't likeThere was a lot of repetition (e.g.; at the beginning where he just wakes up and keeps moaning that there is so much sand that goes on for a page, then 2 pages later "sand so much sand" ok we got the idea already)There wasn't enough character building. They didn't feel real at all and the book was written in a way where I felt we were expected to know them already. And when I was just getting used to one character another one was randomly introduced. I didn't feel attached to any of them and if I close my eyes I can't imagine them now that I have finished the book.There were places where the book dragged on then other places where the interesting parts were unfortunately rushed."The seminary, for lack of a better term, was huge. Like how football stadiums were huge. Only instead of lights and ads for soda and televisions, the walls were filled with paintings and hieroglyphics depicting Ra, and his fellow gods, fighting a huge black snake."I really didn't like the dialogue and narration it was just not my taste.There are some spelling mistakes.What I likedAs I mentioned before the idea and plot is intriguing and original but needs improvement.I liked the parts when he would change into a werewolf and kick butt.
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