Murder at the Feast of Rejoicing: The Lord Meren Mysteries

Chapter 1: The Feast of Rejoicing

Murder at the Feast of Rejoicing (The Lord Meren Mysteries)

by Lynda S. Robinson

4.7 out of 5

Language	:	English
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The Feast of Rejoicing was one of the most important festivals in ancient Egypt. It was a time to celebrate the harvest and to give thanks to the gods for their bounty. The streets were filled with music, dancing, and laughter. Everywhere you looked, there was food and drink in abundance.

Lord Meren, the vizier of Egypt, was the host of the feast. He was a powerful man, both politically and financially. He had invited all the most important people in the land to his palace to celebrate.

But amidst all the merrymaking, there was a sense of unease. Lord Meren had made many enemies over the years, and there were those who would have liked to see him dead.

Chapter 2: The Murder

The next morning, Lord Meren was found dead in his bedchamber. He had been strangled.

The news of his murder sent shockwaves through the palace. Everyone was a suspect, and no one could be trusted.

It was up to Imhotep, the brilliant detective, to find the killer. Imhotep was known for his sharp mind and his uncanny ability to see through lies.

Imhotep began his investigation by questioning everyone who had been at the feast. He wanted to know what they had seen and heard, and if they had any suspicions.

Chapter 3: The Investigation

Imhotep's investigation led him to a number of suspects. There was the jealous wife, the ambitious son, the vengeful servant, and the political rival.

Imhotep questioned each suspect carefully, trying to find any inconsistencies in their stories. He also searched the palace for clues, hoping to find something that would lead him to the killer.

But the more Imhotep investigated, the more confused he became. The evidence seemed to point in different directions, and there was no clear motive for the murder.

Chapter 4: The Revelation

Finally, after days of tireless investigation, Imhotep had his breakthrough. He realized that the key to solving the murder lay in the Feast of Rejoicing itself.

Imhotep confronted the killer, revealing the motive for the murder and the method by which it was carried out. The killer was someone who had been close to Lord Meren, someone who had had the opportunity to kill him without being detected.

The revelation of the killer's identity shocked everyone present. But Imhotep's brilliant deduction had brought justice to Lord Meren and restored peace to the palace.

Epilogue

In the aftermath of the murder, Imhotep was hailed as a hero. He had saved the palace from further bloodshed and had brought the killer to justice.

Lord Meren's legacy lived on, and his spirit continued to watch over his people. Imhotep's reputation as a brilliant detective grew, and he continued to solve mysteries and bring justice to those who deserved it.

Murder at the Feast of Rejoicing (The Lord Meren Mysteries)

by Lynda S. Robinson

4.7 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	5072 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	253 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE