A trek to the riverbank to fetch water and a relaxing trip on the royal barge down the Nile results in a brief, unexpected encounter between Yocheved and Prince Moses.

Since she was a girl, all she has known is loss. When she starts working in the construction sites, she turns to singing as a way of coping with the harsh cruelty all around her. It is through her songs that she meets the first and only love of her life, and it is through song that she endures her greatest loss. Even so, Yocheved would never stop singing.

Pharaoh Ramesses is on his deathbed when he asks, for his little brother to be delivered safely back to the Palace where upon entering the Palace Moses is giving the task of cleansing his Big Brother's soul for the after-life.

We saw Huy "die" in my Flowers In The Desert story. But what happened while he was out? Read and find out here. I only own my OCs.

Afraid of letting innocents die do too Rameses stubbornness, God decides to show the movie characters their story in hopes of changing the future, will it work? Will it fail?

[MODERN AU] Moses's leg has been paralysed since birth, so obviously…he can't dance. And everyone will just let him clap along to their dancing. And then there's Tzipporah.

An ongoing series of drabbles and one-shots. Featuring Aaron, but of course Miriam, Moses, and Yocheved make appearances. Because I think that family is the most important thing to Aaron (and I can't not write about them either).

A young Pharaoh Seti has a heavy burden upon his shoulders; the crown of Egypt. With so much responsibility and power, comes no time for love. Yet a certain Egyptian girl captures the man's heart and mind; and Pharaoh's true feelings begin to blossom towards the young woman. With constant commotion around him, can he make time for love, and capture the woman's heart forever?

This is a "deleted scene" from my recent story "Flowers in the Desert". It is about Huy and Mariam's wedding night. Obviously rated M for safety.

Huy was a high priest of Egypt. Mariam was his servant girl. They were from two different religions, and two different worlds. Yet they found more than just unlikely friendship. Want to know more? Read and find out.

Aaron muses about Moses in the darkest of night.

Is this all you ever wanted? A story of three decades and two brothers born of divinity.

What happens before the events of the Hebrew newborn genocide, during the events, and the aftermath? What happens when Miriam told her mother and her little brother that the baby is safe? The relationship between Miriam and Aaron afterwards.

Rameses would let his brother get away with murder – quite literally. Then why is said brother running away?

An eighteen year old college student named Eve travels to Egypt with her best friend Hana, but a mysterious aircraft accident happens and when she wakes up, she finds herself being transport to the ancient Egypt and coincidently meets Moses. Eve knows the story of Exodus, will she remain silence doing nothing or will she change the history? (Moses x OC, Rameses x OC)

In order to be "chosen," adoptees must first be "unchosen." Having never been told he was adopted, Moses grew up with secrets and lies, and without the knowledge that he'd lost his first mother and siblings.

On the night of the final plague, Queen Nefretiri prepares for her last night. She reflects on her life when she, Rameses and Moses were once friends in their youth.

Ramses meets a girl unlike any other he has ever met- but she is a slave. How will this affect their relationship? First fic written in ancient times!

Instead of the last plague being unleashed on Egypt, Rameses and Moses make a deal. He'll free the slaves, but Moses has to stay, as though he'd never left. Complete one-shot. Please R&R.

A week after crossing the Red Sea and leaving Egypt, Moses and Aaron sit down for a reflective late night conversation. One-shot drabble.

Ancient times again! Just a shot of Ramses getting in trouble with his father and Moses trying to cheer him up.

Here's what you asked for- A sequel to the story "Truth Revealed"!

Addresses, from Aaron's point of view, what happens in Egypt during and after the ten* years that Moses is in Midian. An exploration of rage, strength and powerlessness, and the complexity of family. [A note regarding the title: I think I got "ten years" from the Movie Scrapbook or the official art book... but I'm wondering if 15-20 years feels more natural.]

Moses finds that there are times when the Lord does not answer prayers.