Kismet On Wings

A scorching, two generational romance that defies time itself

By: Cornelia Amiri

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The magic of ancient Egypt and a time traveler’s pocket watch…spark two adventures of spells, passion, and peril.

From the hot sands of Ancient Egypt, walk along with Seshat, a seductive priestess, and Ricard, a French Restoration/Regency gentleman…she can’t resist…as they discover a love that enflames their souls.

And follow Felicity, the Victorian Lady Egyptologist, and Heru, the Ancient Egyptian epitome of male perfection who makes her breathless… on their steamy, time travel journey.

Will these two couples overcome time itself or will their love be lost to the centuries between them?


Editorial Reviews:

"Cornelia Amiri has risen to new heights with this timeless Egyptian duology of an “Outlander” type of story. Amiri is an outstanding character developer and world-builder with an active imagination. Booksprout—Gandolf174

“Liked the plot with the awakening of an Egyptian Priestess.The mix between real characters and fictional was fun.” Elodie’s Reading Corner

"I really enjoyed the descriptions, the Victorian-type world and cool inventions such as steam-powered carriages and steam servants, and the dash of Ancient Egyptian culture thrown in there. The characters are likeable and memorable. Beautiful Sheshat, the Egyptian priestess, and Ricard, the handsome, sexy, French Egyptologist, assistant to the famous Jean François Champollion, make for a romantic couple. Their relationship is steamy as are the bedroom scenes. The story has its funny moments as well, such as when Seshat is trying to adjust to French life.A fun read, sexy and with characters I enjoyed reading about. For an easy-going, steam punk adventure, this would make for a good choice."

Lavender with Long and Short Review

"The setting was unique and the characters were interesting. Seshat and Ricard are a cool couple. I liked Seshat's attitude. Ricard represented the dashing, intelligent scholar to a T. The writing is fluid and smooth." Rites Of Romance Reviews