Brass, Bones & Liberation Archives: Egyptian Escapade Hardback

In the summer of 1935, Madeline Watson and Nathaniel Jacobi embark on a ten-week work-study under Professor Ronan Strickland, traveling from New York to London and onward to Cairo. There, alongside fellow students, they work to establish an anthropology program at the American University in Cairo—only to uncover secrets buried deeper than the ruins they study. When Nathaniel and Professor Strickland are abducted by Cleopatra's Destiny, Madeline and her peers set out on a perilous rescue. Their mission collides with Layla Fakih, a fierce Egyptian nationalist whose cause blurs the line between liberation and rebellion. Amid airships, deception, and ancient secrets, Madeline and Nathaniel discover that revolutions aren't forged in gears or gunpowder, but in courage, conviction, and the heart's defiance.