Amarna: Amarna: The Complete Series (ePub)

This compilation edition includes all three books in the Amarna Series: Ida, Hawara & Raia.

Amarna Book I: Book of Ida

Did the Amarna line really end with King Tut's Death?

Thebes, Upper Egypt. 1324 BC

The last living male descendant of the Amarna line, Pharaoh Tutankhamun, has died suddenly under mysterious circumstances. His wife, Queen Ankhesenamen, is left without a male heir. The ambitious vipers Ay and Horemheb are nipping at her heels in their bid to seize power.

Queen Ankhe has but one hope to maintain her hold on the throne - an alliance with the Hittites. With Ay and Horemheb watching her every move, there is only one person she can trust to save her and her line - a girl, a slave - Ida.

Amarna Book II: Book of Hawara

Can a slave girl & a boy prince change the course of both Egyptian & Hittite history?

How far are you willing to go? How much are you willing to sacrifice?

These are the questions King Mursili II has had to ask himself every day since his 13th year - the year the gift of prophecy had awakened within him, the year Queen Ankhesenamun's slave Ida had come to his father's court begging for one of Mursili's brothers to marry the queen and save the throne of Egypt.

Despite the unfortunate turn of events - his brother's murder and the fall of Queen Ankhesenamun, the gods had been quite clear. The fate of the Hittite Kingdom was linked to that of Egypt. His fate was linked to that of Ida. If one fell, so would the other. His only hope to restore his own Hittite Kingdom to greatness was to restore the Amarna line to power in Egypt, to atone for the sins of his father.

Yet, with those closest to him being sacrificed in the process and the tide continuing to rise against them, how far is King Mursili prepared to go to see the prophecy fulfilled?

Amarna Book III: Book of Raia

The gods, even in their rage, had never been more clear. 

Either King Mursili II succeed in placing the Amarna bloodline back upon the Egyptian throne or everything he has sacrificed, everything he has lost will be for naught.  Everything he has put those closest to him through – Nacamakun, Idamun, his family – would be for naught.   All of his prayers and faith would be for naught.

Yes. Even in their vengeance, the gods had never been more clear. 

It's all or nothing.   Either the prophecy is fulfilled and both Egypt & Hatti find salvation or Mursili and his allies fail - plunging both kingdoms into darkness.

Behold.  Even in the terrible, deafening silence of their abandonment, the gods had never been more clear. 

The time has come for judgment.