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"The sun from the temple roof casts a line of shadow
from the temple just beneath the feet of the goddess, creating a sacred,
liminal moment as the goddess stands on a threshold between darkness and light,
perhaps the darkness of death and the light of eternity…” (FROM THE NOVEL "EGYPT EYES")
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| The goddess stands on a broken wall at the rear of the main Philae temple |
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| The most atmospheric temple in Egypt |
Do you enjoy Egypt adventure fiction with a powerful sense of place - and mystery?
Then discover the investigative series of novels featuring the alternative Egyptologist Anson Hunter:
The Smiting Texts
The Hathor Holocaust
The Ibis Apocalypse
The Night of Anubis
Egypt Eyes
The Forbidden Glyphs
The God Dig
