Caroline was kind enough to answer some questions for us. * BingeBooks earns revenue from qualifying purchases as an Amazon Associate as well as from other retail partners. The Forgotten Daughter comes out this week It’s the third book in Caroline Warfield’s Ashmead Heirs series. But she runs into roadblocks from small minded men who are politicizing the vaccine to further their own bids for power. In 1839-1840 Ana is determined to bring the smallpox vaccine to the women of Egypt and Nubia. Will their flight north take them safely to Cairo? If it does, can they build something real out of their shattered dreams? Caroline Warfield has written a historical romance that resonates with current event. Neither expects to be enchanted by the amorous power of moonlight in the ruins of Karnak, or to be forced to marry before they can escape revolution. She doesn't expect to have that work manipulated for political purposes. She has no interest whatsoever in romantic nonsense and will not allow notions about a lady's proper role to interfere with her work. He has no room in his life for dalliance or entanglements, and he certainly doesn't expect to face insurrection and unrest.Īnaliese Cloutier seeks no glory-only the eradication of disease among the Egyptian women and children of Khartoum. Armed with license to dig, he sets out for Meroë, where the Blue Nile meets the White. Analiese Cloutier seeks no gloryonly the eradication of disease among the Egyptian women and children of Khartoum.

He will be the one to unravel the secrets of the ancient Kushite language. Richard Mallet comes to Egypt with dreams of academic glory.

The Price of Glory by Caroline Warfield