Egypt-based adventure thriller. Ancient secrets, modern global conspiracies
THEY
INTERCEPTED him as he came out of Baltimore-Washington Airport, two men wearing suits and an air of
officialdom like a brisk cologne.
“Mr Anson
Hunter, the British Egyptologist?”
So begins fiction thriller "The Smiting Texts".
Why has US intercepted a renegade Egyptologist? Is he the key to investigating an ancient esoteric threat to the US today...? A clash between two superpowers thousands of years apart, ancient Egypt and modern America.
Ancient Egypt is a dead civilization, they say.
And yet...
As 'The Smiting Texts' affair shows, the ancient Egyptians did believe in supranormal power - smiting rituals and execration texts, expressed through pottery, papyrus, bone and architecture. Remote killing, you see, was a state instrument of power. The priests would write execration texts on the sides of jars and then utter the words of threat formulae, before ritually smashing the jars in order to bring enemy nations to their knees. Nobody doubted that enemies of the state would weaken or simply be flattened, knocked down dead as if by an atomic blast.
Smitten by Egypt
You've seen those archetypal smiting scenes - Rameses the Great, giving a clutch of vile foreigners a headache by bashing in their craniums with a diorite mace.
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| My archaeologist hero Anson Hunter investigates unseen forces from the ancient past |
This was not just a piece of wishful propaganda, although it was certainly that too. No, it was a detonation. These were esoteric armaments. In fact, the ancient Egyptian firmly believed that the power of such imprecations could reach out beyond temporal boundaries and smite across the ages...
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USA’s Superpower vs ancient Egypt's Supranormal power, in The Smiting Texts - first in the Egypt series
Secrets and hidden danger - Egypt adventure fiction
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