
by Anton Gill · Bloomsbury Publishing PLC · tapa dura · ISBN 9780747509004

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Set in Egypt during the 18th Dynasty, around 1350 B.C., this novel follows the story of Huy, a scribe who loses his position and home after the death of the reformist pharaoh Akhenaten. In a desperate bid for survival, Huy becomes the world's first private eye, facing powerful priests and brutal tomb-robbing gangs while trying to evade the secret police.
This book is the first installment in Anton Gill's 'Egyptian Mysteries' series, offering a gripping dive into the political intrigue and mystery of ancient Egypt. With meticulous historical detail, the author presents a suspenseful tale where the protagonist's wit is his only weapon against a corrupt and ruthless system.
