The Scorpion Thief: A Cold War Heist, Egyptian Myth, & Family Secrets with Janyre Tromp (E209)
About this episode
Kara Infante interviews Janyre Tromp about her novel The Scorpion Thief, exploring themes of Cold War intrigue and Egyptian mythology.
Send us Fan Mail Today I’m thrilled to welcome back Janyre Tromp. If her name sounds familiar, that’s because she previously joined us on Episode 106, where we talked about her novel Darkness Calls the Tiger. Janyre is an award-winning, bestselling historical suspense novelist known for weaving together rich history, myth, and stories that search for beauty—even when it isn’t pretty. Her newest book, The Scorpion Thief, takes readers into a Cold War political game involving a cursed Egyptian ...
People in this episode
Host: Kara Infante
Guest: Janyre Tromp
Topics covered
- Cold War
- heist
- Egyptian mythology
- family secrets
- historical suspense
Keywords
- Cold War
- heist
- Egyptian mythology
- family secrets
- historical suspense
- Janyre Tromp
- The Scorpion Thief
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The Scorpion Thief, Darkness Calls the Tiger
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