Unearthing the Dawn

Ancient Egypt Historical Fiction Fantasy and Mystery

By: R.M. Schultz

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

FOR TOO MANY LONG YEARS AKHENATEN HAS REIGNED SUPREME, ENVELOPING EGYPT IN HIS SUFFOCATING SHADOW...

Heb aided each of his comrades in overcoming their demons but returns from the Duat with more questions than answers. Now he must face his own dark past and relive his worst nightmare by serving his heinous former master in order to undermine him and discover the truth. But a legend has arisen about Heb, the boy who ran away, and of his cat who holds a great secret. Heb feels the pull of the darkness as he attempts to discover a lost treasure, infiltrate the god-king's council, and take revenge upon those who dragged Egypt into chaos. How can Heb ever hope to accomplish all this with Nefertiti and the Devouring Monster awaiting him and the Dark Ones still haunting him?

In the present, Maddie has turned cold and distant, traumatized from her recent ordeal. While others continue to search for the Hall of Records, Gavin will have to regain Maddie's trust and break into a museum before discovering the answers to questions lost to the ages.

The epic conclusion of the Era of Shadows series.

Unearthing the Dawn is perfect for fans of fantasy who enjoy the Lord of the Rings series and who also enjoy historical fiction based on true events. R.M. Schultz is a #1 best-selling fantasy author and has published over a half dozen best-selling novels.

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"My favorite historical fiction books for teens and kindle unlimited readers, and a trilogy to boot. These historical fantasy books and novels won't let you put them down."–J.L. Lux, Author

A good thought out story

I love ancient Egypt, this time period is so unexplored and people just have to use their imagination to try to understand. This story help the imagination to unfold. I didn’t really enjoy the virtual voice, this story would have been better if the narrator was real to hear real emotions.