Andrew Hale’s Reviews > Khai Of Ancient Khem > Status Update

Part 4 is a brutal read, just like part 3, but I can't tell yet if it's a gratuitous writing for kicks or simply a true representation being shown in a negative light. The monstrous debauchery of the elite and their eagerness to include the youth, while desecrating beauty with vitriolic menace is a hard engage, though you'd want to warn the world against such actors.

Though not fully unexpected, things take a darker turn in book three, where a family slowly unravels, elitists show their alien narcissism, and the willingness of the lower caste to hurt each other is all too savage.

In part 2, healing from an accident that claimed his lover, Paul is an unorthodox quirky archaeologist with an insight into ancient Egyptian culture that is way more advanced than the common world speculates. Still, ancient funerary masks and rings spark memories of a time long passed.