The False Gods

About this book

In a world captivated by the allure of ancient Egypt, "The False Gods" by George Horace Lorimer unveils the seductive power of infatuation and the treachery that often accompanies it. Set against the backdrop of burgeoning Egyptology, this novel intricately weaves themes of deceit and the complexities of personal relationships. Readers will encounter the enigmatic interplay between mysticism and the human heart, as characters navigate their desires amid the shadows of forgotten deities. Ideal for students of literature, civic activists, and historians alike, this gripping tale challenges perceptions of love and loyalty. Dive into a narrative where the quest for truth reveals the false idols we create, and discover how the past continues to shape our present.

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