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The Horus Road continues the history‑fiction narrative of Egyptian conquest. Following the brief reign of the Hyksos and the failed uprising led by Seqenenra Tao, his son Kamose briefly reclaims the Nile before his own allies assassinate him. The novel focuses on Ahmose, the surviving Tao prince, and the women of his family who maintain the native Egyptian forces during his recovery. Their steadfast leadership culminates in Ahmose’s eventual reign, ushering in the illustrious Eighteenth Dynasty. The book concludes a trilogy that began with The Hippopotamus Marsh and continued with The Oasis.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Historical Fiction/Ancient Historical Fiction
Authors: Pauline Gedge
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