For centuries, scholars and theologians have debated the mystery of Moses. But what if the truth was not written in scrolls-but carved into walls, buried beneath propaganda, crumbling stone, and suppressed memory?

In this richly imagined historical novel-grounded in real research and the innovative BLSChronology-Moses: A Lost Egyptian Account of the Legend of Moses retells the Exodus story from the perspective of Menkheperre, an obscure prince of Egypt's 18th Dynasty. When a modern Egyptologist and a Bible scholar uncover a sealed chamber lost to time, they awaken a voice from the past-a forgotten pharaoh, once called Moses.

Step into the ancient world of Egypt's rise and upheaval:

• Kamose, the rebel who fought the Hyksos.
• Ahmose I, the liberator who forged a new dynasty.
• Mutnofret, who adopted Moses as her own son.
• Thutmose I, the usurper who seized power.
• Hatshepsut, the daughter who ruled as king.

From blood-soaked battlefields to the expulsion of the Hyksos and the birth of Israel's long wandering, this sweeping tale reveals a Moses you've never met before-one caught between divine calling and Egyptian kingship, between myth and memory.

A bold reimagining of one of history's greatest figures, this is Moses as history and legend collide.