Professor-Nal Rivalry

By Pauline Orr

Edwina Langford is a leading professor and archaeologist for the university. When they bring in rising star Charles Smith she is not happy and her misery only increases as they are forced to share an office and classes together.

It all comes to a head when they are forced to share a research grant for a dig in Egypt. Tensions rise and anger grows but things finally come to a head when Charles and Edwina are trapped in a tent together during a sandstorm.

Will they be able to talk out their differences?

Is there something lurking beneath the anger?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005042189

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Professor-nal Rivalry

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Pauline Orr

Copyright 2022 Pauline Orr

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PHARAOH Tutankhamen may have been one of the most famous known pharaohs of his dynasty but he was not the longest reigning pharaoh. He is famous simply because of the wealth of his tomb and the rumors surrounding its opening. Professor Edwina Langford called out, lecturing the eager faces surrounding her.

There are many other pharaohs in his dynasty, even his successor who should have made more of a name for himself but we, the historians, chose to focus on Pharaoh Tut. This only shows us that each discovery we make is only as well-known as we choose it to be. It is up to us to make people pay attention, to give these lost souls a voice and make them known again.

Edwina paused in her lecture, allowing her students to make their notes and looked around. She smiled; all heads were bowed, pens diligently scratching away at paper as they documented all that they heard. She looked towards the doorway at the very back of the lecture theatre and her heart thumped in her chest.

There, by the door and looking very serious was Dean Shilman. She worried for a few moments, sure that she was in trouble but unable to imagine why. Her proposals were all submitted, three weeks early, her classes were