If you like this one, give The Stranger Beneath the Sun a try.

You awaken in the heart of an ancient Egyptian empire that should not exist.

Its monuments are impossibly vast.

Its cities overflow with wealth.

Its people speak with absolute certainty of a queen who has ruled for longer than anyone can remember.

Her name is Queen Neferaset.

Some call her the First Daughter of Ra.

Others insist the Nile rises only after she has approved another season.

Others still quietly claim the sun itself would not dare cross the horizon without first acknowledging her reign.

Whether these are merely stories or something far stranger is impossible to tell.

One thing becomes obvious almost immediately.

No one questions Queen Neferaset.

No one jokes about her.

No one even speaks her name carelessly.

Then, through nothing more than ignorance, you commit a crime so outrageous that an entire city recoils in horror.

Before you can understand what you’ve done, royal guards seize you.

You are dragged toward the palace.

Word spreads ahead of you faster than the procession itself.

People whisper.

Some pity you.

Most simply assume your fate is already decided.

Soon, you will stand before the most powerful woman in Egypt.

She will offer you exactly one opportunity to justify your continued existence.

What happens next may change far more than either of you realizes.