A Chance to See Egypt

"The death of Tom Riley's wife has left him ""tilting, out of balance."" He travels to Mexico, where they honeymooned, as a pilgrimage to love's memory.

An American writer, herself an expatriate escaping from her painful past, befriends him, sensing that he has a story to tell. ""Change the plot,"" she advises. ""Introduce new characters."" A fanciful tale of love's charms and an illustration of the mystical in an ordinary man, A Chance to See Egypt is a novel that proves that the story we choose to tell is the life we choose to live.

""Finely rendered novel with much to offer the discerning reader. I recommend it.""