by Paul Doherty · 10/18 · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782264042736
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«Meurtres au nom d'Horus» is the historical mystery novel by Paul Doherty, published by 10/18 in paperback (283 pages, in French).
In 1479 BC, in Thebes, Queen Hatshepsut prepares to become Egypt's first female pharaoh, but two crimes at the temple of Horus endanger her rise. Judge Amerotkê, a friend of the queen, investigates the murders with the help of his servant Shoufoy. His investigation leads him to face a man-eating lion, a hidden desert labyrinth, and a guild of assassins. Hatshepsut's fate depends on Amerotkê solving the case before the coronation ceremony.
This installment is part of the Amerotke saga by Paul Doherty, originally published in English as «The Horus Killings» (1999).
Recommended for readers of historical fiction and mystery set in ancient Egypt, as well as fans of historical detective series.
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