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The Black Pharaoh Christian Jacq

The Black Pharaoh By Christian Jacq

The Black Pharaoh by Christian Jacq


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Summary

* From the author of the bestselling RAMSES series comes an enthralling novel of a powerful pharaoh who reigned over five centuries after Ramses.

The Black Pharaoh Summary

The Black Pharaoh by Christian Jacq

The temples of the North of Egypt are deserted, the Gods forgotten. Everyone thinks only of himself, and corruption and injustice reign. Five centuries after the reign of Ramses, the empire seems to be heading irrevocably towards destruction. But one man refuses to accept this. Peye, the black pharaoh, rules his Southern kingdom with wisdom and kindness. He has only one wish: to return the Gods to a united Egypt. But the price to pay for this will be heavy: he will need to confront the Lybian Tefnakt, an authoritarian and amibitious prince of the North, who is looking to take the country by force. War is inevitable between the two. Despite his courage and bravery, will the Black Pharaoh really be capable of achieving the impossible?

About Christian Jacq

Born in Paris in 1947, Christian Jacq is one of the world's leading Egyptologists. He is the author of many novels on Ancient Egypt, including the bestselling RAMSES series and THE MYSTERIES OF OSIRIS series. His novels have sold more than 27 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 30 languages. Christian Jacq lives in Switzerland.

Additional information

GOR000678608
9780671018054
0671018051
The Black Pharaoh by Christian Jacq
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Simon & Schuster
20000703
352
N/A
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