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As an award-winning, thriller author, Diana Kirk has taught mystery and fiction at notable sites like Painted Rock Writer's Colony and Word Museum. Today, she is teaching the prestigious Breaking Into Print Course from Long Ridge Writers Group (look for the full-page ad in Writer's Digest) along with writing mysteries, thrillers, and time travel.

About the Author An electronic pioneer, Diana Kirk is no stranger to more traditional forms of writing. She is a playwright, novelist, and medical writer. Her mysteries are featured on the Hard Shell Word Factory Website. The 1992 President of the Nebraska Writers Guild, Kirk is currently a member of the Mid-America Romance Authors and Romance Authors of the Heartland. Her historical play, Prairie and Parlor: The Creighton Story, was produced at a local theater to rave reviews. She was also on the Board of Directors of the historic First Nebraska Literature Festival in 1991 focusing the spotlight on Nebraska writers everywhere. Kirk, who also writes under the name of Diana Hart, teaches the prestigious Breaking Into Print Course for the Long Ridge Writers Group of Connecticut.

Diana Kirk has brought us an adventuresome novel of ancient healers, mystic time travel and ageless love. She also inserted one other delightful ingredient into the work: SONG OF ISIS is fun to read. After all, it's not every girl who gets to perform the Heimlich Method on the Great Pharoah Mentuhotep of Upper and Lower Egypt.

Personal physician to Pharaoh, Tarik is awed by the fair-skinned beauty he finds emerging from Pharaoh's tomb. At first he plans to give Alex to Pharaoh as a gift but soon Tarik desires Alex for his own. Thanks to Pharaoh, the gift of Alex is returned to Tarik as his wife. The two lovers joined by their passion for medicine and desire for one another can only be separated by time. Alex searches for the lost scroll as history takes place around her. A jealous queen and a ruthless usurper to Pharaoh's throne make life in ancient Egypt dangerous. Will Tarik and Alex's love last forever or will the years that stretch between their lifetimes destroy their passion? Diana Kirk's time travel SONG OF ISIS is exciting and fast paced yet the language is poetic. Tarik and Alex are well-written characters that feel like good friends to the reader. Take the TIME to pick up this wonderful read. You'll be glad you did! ~ Writers Club Romance Group on AOL Reviewer Board