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- Author: Michael J Lowis
- Publisher: Stairwell Books
- ISBN-10: 1913432440
- ISBN-13: 9781913432447
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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An historical novel with a dash of science fiction.
There are many mysteries surrounding the building of the Egyptian pyramids.
Djoser and the Gods takes us back more than 4000 years, to a time just before the first pyramid was constructed.
Pharaoh Djoser is leader of the United Kingdom of Upper and Lower Egypt. One night, he hears a voice that awakens him, claiming to come from a god who lives in another universe.
Is he dreaming, or could this be true?
"This is the story of a battle between two Universal Gods. A definitive feature is their unusual and novel nature: They can be hurt, wounded and even killed, and from these frailties stem many human emotions." - Dr Tony Berry, Deputy Director, University of Northampton, UK (Retired)
"This novel combines Ancient Egypt and science fiction in a classic tale of good versus evil. Told with the steady pace of a police procedural, it kept me turning the pages. For fans of thrillers, especially if you enjoy novels with a historical slant." - David Lowiticus, Surry, UK
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- Author: Michael J Lowis
- Publisher: Stairwell Books
- ISBN-10: 1913432440
- ISBN-13: 9781913432447
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
An historical novel with a dash of science fiction.
There are many mysteries surrounding the building of the Egyptian pyramids.
Djoser and the Gods takes us back more than 4000 years, to a time just before the first pyramid was constructed.
Pharaoh Djoser is leader of the United Kingdom of Upper and Lower Egypt. One night, he hears a voice that awakens him, claiming to come from a god who lives in another universe.
Is he dreaming, or could this be true?
"This is the story of a battle between two Universal Gods. A definitive feature is their unusual and novel nature: They can be hurt, wounded and even killed, and from these frailties stem many human emotions." - Dr Tony Berry, Deputy Director, University of Northampton, UK (Retired)
"This novel combines Ancient Egypt and science fiction in a classic tale of good versus evil. Told with the steady pace of a police procedural, it kept me turning the pages. For fans of thrillers, especially if you enjoy novels with a historical slant." - David Lowiticus, Surry, UK
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