I read your book, The Egypt Game, and I love it. I would like to share with you some of my ideas and thoughts. One thing in particular that I admired about it, is the description. I think you really wrote a very descriptive and clear way of imagery and “drawing out the characters”, so the reader is able to picture and imagine how it actually looks. For example, when you describe the professor by saying, “He was tall and bent and his thin beard straggled up his cheeks like dry moss on gray rocks. His eyes were dark and expressionless, and set so deep under heavy brows that from a distance they looked like dark empty holes.” I am able to understand that he is most likely very old and lonely, and he does not look genuinely presentable. Not only