The Chronicles of Moses - The Man Who would be Pharaoh

This is an epic Historical-Ancient Egyptian-Biblical fiction novel about the would-be Pharaoh forced into exile and torn apart from his beloved, who must struggle to avenge the injustice by challenging the might of his ruthless enemy and traitor, the Egyptian Pharaoh. The narratives reveal the identity of the later Israelite leader. His achievements, failures, and personal conflicts; his passionate love for the first royal woman in his life, and his marriages to other women.
How he set about compiling his new theocratic ideology based on the ancient cultures and traditions. Besides the interesting disclosures about the belief system of the ancient Biblical Israelis, interwoven are sub-plots and events (including combat and battle scenes) relating to the intriguing characters, and their personal and external conflicts, featuring in this epic narrative of the Egyptian-Biblical, Senenmut/Moses.
The epic "The Chronicles of Moses", moves between the ancient Egyptian history available from the writings of the New Kingdom, the 18th Dynasty of the Pharaohs' reign, and the character of Moses in the Bible. Systematic research and plotting have resulted in plausible, exploratory, and action-filled events which serve to regale, enlighten and challenge readers to revelations before the unknown.