
by Nacho Ares · HarperCollins · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410642263

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Egypt, 1350 BC. In order to end the privileges of a corrupt clergy, Pharaoh Akhenaten, supported by his sister, the beautiful and wise Isis, decides to seek another capital for the kingdom and establish a new cult to Aten, the sun god. Uaset, the prosperous and bustling capital of the Egyptian Empire, is living through turbulent days, plagued by a relentless disease and the corruption of the priests of the cult of Amun. Faced with this scenario, Pharaoh Akhenaten, well advised by his wise and mysterious sister Isis, decides to put an end to the privileges of that religious caste. His controversial decisions awaken many suspicions and grudges, and not even the royal family, including his attractive wife Nefertiti, is free from the wrath of the gods and men in this exciting historical novel.
