PHARAOH

Pharaoh is Greek for “Great House.” From ancient myth to modern legend, this is the incredible story of the Pharaoh, the Great House. “Conception” being book one of the Pharaoh novel trilogy.

Mixing historical fact and science fiction, book one compels the reader into the mysterious and powerful (surreal and magical) world of the Pharaoh.

Written in a first-person perspective, told from the viewpoint of the main characters, this Pharaoh tome is a fast-paced epic adventure through ancient Egypt, into 2012, and the creation of the matrix we call Artificial Intelligence.

Optimistic vibe, liberating tone, the novel illuminates the dark side of technology with brilliant insights and spiritually enlightening storytelling.  Stories don’t get any bigger than this. A page-turning thriller about the 21st century Pharaoh!

What is a Pharaoh? Alexander the Great was a Greek king who became Pharaoh by defeating Babylonia and liberating Egypt. Coronated ‘Pharaoh’ by the Egyptian Priesthood, declared ‘ruler of the world,’ Alexander returned the “Great House” to Egypt. He ordered the building of Alexandria, a new city on where all wisdom in the world to be gathered and unlocked. For centuries, the Great Library of Alexandria gathered all knowledge and translated all wisdom from every corner of the globe. Thus, the Great House was reborn.

Pharaoh Cleopatra VII fused the Great House with Rome and used Alexandria’s extremely advanced ‘technology of the gods’ to build the Roman Empire and rule the world. With steam-powered machines and electric lights, the Great House was centuries more advanced than Rome. Then Rome killed Caesar. Civil War tore the empire apart. Cleopatra took her own life. But the Great House never fell, never lost its technological edge, and slipped behind the veils of history. Hiding in plain sight, the Pharaohs still rule supreme from behind the scenes, with technology so advanced it’s indistinguishable from magic... 

The plot begins in the year 2000, as we meet the 18-year-old scion of the Pharaoh, a modern-day Alexander the Great. Alexander yearns for freedom from the prison that is the Great House, but learns his destiny is to save the Great House. He finds himself thrust into a multigenerational, Machiavellian, familial, civil war for total world domination. Alexander’s tyrannical father, Darius, wants him dead, and wants to rule the world with evil alien technology. Humanity needs a savior. Alexander must learn what it means to be a Pharaoh; he must save the world to save himself.