by Wilbur Smith · DUOMO EDICIONES · tapa dura · ISBN 9788417761134
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Immerse yourself in intrigue and betrayal in the pharaonic court with 'The Last Pharaoh' by Wilbur Smith. In a besieged Egypt, the old pharaoh Tamose is mortally wounded, and the city of Luxor is on the brink of collapse. Taita, general of the Egyptian army, returns victorious only to find Tamose dead and his son, Utteric Turo, a cruel and weak young man, on the throne. Accused of treason, Taita must seek an ally in Ramses, Utteric Turo's brother, who faces a difficult decision: to remain silent and be complicit in tyranny, or to help Taita escape and recover Egypt, betraying his own family. A story of loyalty, betrayal, and the struggle for power in ancient Egypt.
Wilbur Addison Smith was a Rhodesian-born British-South African novelist specializing in historical fiction about international involvement in Southern Africa across four centuries.
