As a hello for my start a second rec:
Title: No Certain Victory
Fandom: The Mummy Returns
Pairing: Rick/Ardeth, Rick/Eve
Categories: Adventure
Length: super epic (app.700-800.000 words)
Warnings: torture, violence
Author on LJ:
khamira
Author Website: Sheherazade's Scribblings
Summary: When Germany sends troops to invade Egypt, the Medjai find themselves with a new enemy, and a few surprising allies in the battle.
Review:
The Mummy Fandom is a fandom that is really small and so it was an even bigger and better surprise when I stumbled upon this gem of a story. Sheherazade and Kamira who are the original authors of 'No Certain Victory' manage to create a story with so many different layers that there is not a single second reading NCV that isn't filled with being entranced by the mythology, the interactions between the characters, the politics of this particular world and the action and adventure of the battles.
After reading NCV I immediatly bought the recommended book about Egypt because I wanted to know more about the culture, the history and the mythology that is such a big part of this universe. No Certain Victory consists of five books and once you've finished reading the over 1300 pages you want even more.
And this is the only fault of NCV, the authors promise at the end of book five that there will be a continuation in another story called 'An Uncertain Rest' but unfortunately Sheherazade died and so the sequel was put on hold. Kamira said in an e-mail I exchanged with her that she is continuing writing. So far no luck though. Her posting the story on AO3 now, I hope means that the sequel will be posted too. Let's wait and find out.
No Certain Victory / Mirror on AO3 (in the progress of being posted)
Title: No Certain Victory
Fandom: The Mummy Returns
Pairing: Rick/Ardeth, Rick/Eve
Categories: Adventure
Length: super epic (app.700-800.000 words)
Warnings: torture, violence
Author on LJ:
Author Website: Sheherazade's Scribblings
Summary: When Germany sends troops to invade Egypt, the Medjai find themselves with a new enemy, and a few surprising allies in the battle.
Review:
The Mummy Fandom is a fandom that is really small and so it was an even bigger and better surprise when I stumbled upon this gem of a story. Sheherazade and Kamira who are the original authors of 'No Certain Victory' manage to create a story with so many different layers that there is not a single second reading NCV that isn't filled with being entranced by the mythology, the interactions between the characters, the politics of this particular world and the action and adventure of the battles.
After reading NCV I immediatly bought the recommended book about Egypt because I wanted to know more about the culture, the history and the mythology that is such a big part of this universe. No Certain Victory consists of five books and once you've finished reading the over 1300 pages you want even more.
And this is the only fault of NCV, the authors promise at the end of book five that there will be a continuation in another story called 'An Uncertain Rest' but unfortunately Sheherazade died and so the sequel was put on hold. Kamira said in an e-mail I exchanged with her that she is continuing writing. So far no luck though. Her posting the story on AO3 now, I hope means that the sequel will be posted too. Let's wait and find out.
No Certain Victory / Mirror on AO3 (in the progress of being posted)

Comments
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But god, I am so tempted now. The only thing I'm worried about is the pairings - Rick/Evie is canon, but you listed Rick/Ardeth, and cheating is kind of a no-no for me...
I'll probably end up reading anyway.
I've been reading the series over at AO3, and immediately fell in love. It was as if I was reading a favorite book of mine all over again, because each chapter held my total attention. The first two Mummy movies have a place on my favorite movies list because they wove such an interesting tale using Egyptian history and myths. And to read this series just brought all the happy feelings back to me.
I hope life is going alright for Khamira, because losing someone close is never an easy thing to bear.