Barcelona. 22 cm. 228 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial. Colección 'El Egipto de los faraones'. Traducción, Amelia Brito. Traducción City of the dead. El Egipto de los faraones (Barcelona) .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. 8439569661
Anton Gill worked for the English Stage Company, the Arts Council of Great Britain, and the BBC before becoming a full-time writer in 1984. He has written more than twenty books, mainly in the field of contemporary history.
This entry in the Huy series, set in Egypt 1352 BCE, is interesting because of the focus on the “murder” of Tutankhamun and the manoeuvrings by Horemheb and Ay to succeed. Huy ducks and weaves as he attempts to stay alive to uncover evidence of the desert killing. He has allies like Senseheb, the daughter of the murdered chief doctor with whom he soon begins a relationship, and fights at least one too many adversaries to the death as the well-described political situation remains volatile. It's grittier than Paul Doherty’s Amerotke
El autor nos presenta su versión de la muerte del faraón Tutankamón en donde, el escriba Huy debe averiguar la verdad. A comparación de las dos entregas anteriores de esta saga, este libro no te engancha tanto ya que tiene poca intriga y un final discreto. Veamos que sucede en los siguientes libros.