Odyssey of an Etruscan Noblewoman

In Sixth Century B.C., all scribes were male. Larthia, married, childless Etruscan Noblewoman, disguises herself as a man, Larth, to exercise her gift of scribing. Opening the tomb of the Ancestors marks her Fate. Abducted and forced on a journey by foot, cart, barge and ship, Larthia uses her wits, charm, sex and scribing tools to survive. Manipulated by powerful kings and cunning men, women and gods, Larthia faces torture, rape, exile, prostitution and the knife. Against her will, she voyages to Egypt where she is initiated into the rites of the Cult of Isis as priestess. Helped by a mortal god, and sponsored by the pharaoh, Larthia maneuvers her way back to Etruria only to find nasty surprises. Now she must challenge destiny and discover where she will be for Eternity.