In the spring of 1924, following the discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb, Howard Carter urgently approached the British Consulate in Cairo, demanding diplomatic intervention to compel the Egyptian authorities to reinstate his excavation permit, which had been revoked. The Egyptological authorities had discovered discrepancies in the tomb’s records, finding artifacts not documented in the official inventory, hidden within a wine cellar in another tomb! The Consul informed Carter that such intervention was impossible under the current circumstances. Determined, Carter threatened to reveal the texts found within the king’s burial chamber, including secrets previously unknown to the world. In his fifth novel, Ahmed Murad delves into a complex web of secrets, subtly uncovering the hidden truths of the ancient Egyptians, a discovery that could forever alter our understanding of one of the most pivotal moments in Egyptian history.