Hyksos Series, Book 1: Avaris
Hyksos SeriesIn the shadow of Avaris, loyalty shatters and power rises from the ashes of trust.
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In the shadow of Avaris, loyalty shatters and power rises from the ashes of trust.
Peace is only the breath you take before battle.
Conquest begins with one city--but ends in a kingdom divided.
He wore the crown--but his family held the knife.
He inherited a throne--and a kingdom on the brink.
To lead Egypt is to balance peace with power--and risk with legacy.
A city divided. A king defiant. A battle that will shape empires.
In the shadow of greatness, one prince must forge his own path.
To secure his throne, Khafre must bury truth beneath stone.
A kingdom trembling. A king fading. A future uncertain...
She was born a royal daughter. She chose to be something the gods had never seen.
To rule the Two Lands, first he must survive his own brother.
She built the tomb. He sealed the truth. But the gods left the door ajar.
He rose from war. She rose from silence. And the gods were watching them both.
His father was murdered. His brother wants his crown. His queen is the only one he trusts.
When the legacy of kings is threatened, only loyalty and vision can uphold the line.
He would build more than pyramids--he would build a legacy.
They are sons of kings--raised for war, born for destiny.
Egypt was at the height of its powers in the days of Ramesses the Great, a young king who confidently predicted his House would last for a Thousand Years.
When legacy falters and rivals rise, only a mother's ambition burns eternal.
Ramesses III fights foreign foes, builds temples throughout the Two Lands, and looks forward to a long, illustrious life on the throne of Egypt--all as Ramesses the Great, his hero grandfather, had. Alas, his reign is not meant to be. Ramesses III faces troubles at home, troubles that threaten the stability of Egypt and his own throne...
When gods fall silent and kings grow weak, treason becomes a sacred duty.
In a land split by power, the fate of Egypt lies between two cities--and two brothers.
Victory has a price--and sometimes it's a crown.