Sekhmet The Blood of the Sun

Through The Eyes Of Gods

von Michael James

148 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Before she was feared, she was summoned.

Born from the eye of Ra, Sekhmet came into the world as divine wrath given flesh. She was not created for tenderness. She was made to punish betrayal, break rebellion, defend Egypt, and remind mankind that the sun did not only warm the earth - it could burn it.

But when her hunger for justice becomes a hunger for blood, even the gods begin to fear what Ra has unleashed.

In her own voice, Sekhmet tells the brutal and unforgettable story of her birth from sunlight, her slaughter across the desert, the red beer that stopped her fury, and the long transformation that followed. She is war and plague, terror and healing, divine punishment and fierce protection. She is the lioness at the gate, the fire in the blood, and the goddess mortals prayed to only when they were desperate enough to accept what protection truly costs.

From ancient battlefields to silent temples, from physician-priests to modern hospitals, Sekhmet's story is one of rage, restraint, power, and the dangerous line between destruction and salvation.

Through the Eyes of Gods: Sekhmet - The Blood of the Sun is a fierce mythological novel told in first person by one of Egypt's most terrifying and misunderstood goddesses.

She was never made to be safe.

She was made to be true.