Mountains of the Pharaohs

Set in ancient Egypt's fourth dynasty, the narrative unfolds a dramatic tale of a royal family perceived as gods, amidst a backdrop of opulent palaces and temples. The book reveals the complex lives of these pharaohs, marked by intrigue, including murder and incest, leading to the rise of one of the rare queens to rule Egypt. It also explores the construction of the iconic pyramids of Giza, highlighting the skilled craftsmanship and architectural brilliance of the era. Illustrated with photographs and drawings, it captures a pivotal moment in civilization's history.