FROM BOOKFUNNEL: Theft on the Nile
Tracy Higley
As a university math professor, Audrey knows how to solve problems. But the one problem she can’t solve? The whereabouts of her brother, missing for seven months.

When a vintage travel poster advertising a Nile riverboat cruise—tacked up in the back hall of the restaurant where her brother was last seen—reveals a startling anomaly, Audrey stumbles into an adventure too classic to be real, but too real to be a dream.

Now she’s trying to rescue her brother, return a stolen Egyptian artifact, and solve a murder, all while navigating the unfamiliar world of Egypt one hundred years in the past.

Sure, she wants to get home. But danger, mystery, and a dash of romance—who could resist?

I've enjoyed a good handful of books by this author before, and the cover of this short story immediately attracted the historical mystery lover in me.

Granted, the heroine is dressed in her modern-day clothes when she arrives back in time. But my brain may have cheated a little to make the story "look" more like the great cover artwork in my head as I went along.

This quick read is an enjoyable one. Admittedly, I found the moderate number of punctuation/dialogue tag errors to be a little distracting, but I'm not sure if the complimentary copy I received is the same as the version for sale.

I've already got copies of all the books about Sahara Aldridge, so it'll be cool to finally get a look at her full story after being briefly introduced to her in this mystery. ( )