Gods of Egypt

The Nile does not merely flow—it remembers. It remembers kings who became gods, gods who became beasts, and beasts who became the laws that hold the world together. Creation rises from water and silence and is torn almost at once by murder, revenge, and the delicate, deadly politics of divinity. Time circles back on itself. Truth is wielded like a blade. This is the Egypt where cunning rules as surely as power, and where loyalty is currency and betrayal is ritual.

GODS OF EGYPT throws you into a pantheon that is alive, vicious, and unmistakably human. Ra’s radiance, Isis’s guile, Osiris’s fate, Set’s violence, Horus’s claim—each is a force and a faultline. Expect fierce bargains, cold strategy, and scenes that read like theology written in blood. No nostalgia. No postcard Egypt. Just the raw mechanics of gods trying to keep the sun rising while the world braces for unmaking.

For fans of mythic retellings, historical fantasy, and stories where gods behave like the most dangerous of mortals. Read it if you want your mythology sharp-edged, morally complicated, and impossible to look away from. Start beneath the current and let the Nile remember you back.