Caesar and Cleopatra

EBook Description: A five-act play that compares how the lives of Caesar and Cleopatra are depicted in the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw's play, "Caesar", and the film classic, "Cleopatra" in contrast to the events that actually took place in the lives of Caesar and Cleopatra.

STEPHANIE DANIELS, 28, journalist, asks only for a home, a job, a little fun once in awhile, and someone who truly loves her. Her insensitive boyfriend, Billy, does not. Lately, women have been on her mind, a lot she finally comes to realize. Her editor sends her to the SD Black Hills, where a large number of women have disappeared. Rumor has a lesbian sex slave camp hidden in the forest. After two months, she has no good leads. She's becoming discouraged when future lover Megan appears. Stephanie soon finds herself wondering whether her job still awaits her, as well as being responsible for two pregnant women.

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