#IndieBooksBeSeen: Hidden From the Face of Humans; A Mystery of the Last Egyptian Dynasty by Susan J Slack

Saturday, 13 June 2015

Hidden From the Face of Humans; A Mystery of the Last Egyptian Dynasty by Susan J Slack

Title: Hidden From the Face of Humans; A Mystery of the Last Egyptian Dynasty

Blub:

Who Killed the High Priestess Thermafi?
Palace intrigue . . . sibling rivalries . . . mysticism . . . and murder.
Hidden From the Face of Humans is a sweeping epic that brings to vivid life the last native Egyptian dynasty of 400 BCE. Behind the banquets and the festivities, the world-changing battles and maneuvers, are the great powers of the day: the pharaohs of Egypt, Plato of Athens, Persian King Artaxerxes, and Spartan King Agesilaus.
Moving serenely amidst the political turmoil is Thermafi, an Egyptian Priestess of Isis who, like the Magi of the Middle Eastern deserts and the oracles at Delphi, travels the ancient, timeless path of the unseen. Thermafi seeks no power for herself, but she is privy to the secrets of the powerful. As the beloved confidante of the pharaoh and revered teacher of the heirs to the Egyptian throne, Thermafi has hidden enemies—and someone wants her dead.
A tour de force dramatizing actual events and characters, Hidden from the Face of Humans offers ingenious solutions to longtime historical mysteries—and a page-turning entertainment.