The Spies of Sobeck (Amerotke Mysteries, Book 7): Murder and intrigue from Ancient Egypt

The dangerous underbelly of Ancient Egypt grows ever more powerful...

The Spies of Sobeck is the seventh novel in Paul Doherty's acclaimed ancient Egyptian series, featuring Amerotke, Chief Judge in the Hall of Two Truths. Perfect for fans of Brad Geagley and Wilbur Smith.


'Choked with bloody killings, confrontations, and betrayals, the story is gripping' - Kirkus Reviews

Amerotke, Chief Judge of the Hall of Two Truths, is once again summoned to the Imperial Palaceo: Tekreth, Guardian of the Door of Sobeck, has fallen to his death from the roof of his stately mansion. According to all evidence, it was an accident but Pharaoh Queen Hatusu is not convinced. Increasingly worried about reports of mysterious disappearances along the Sobeck Road, the imperial highway stretching south, she believes that Tekreth's death could be part of a far greater problem. Amerotke, aware of the reports from the Sobeck Road, has also heard rumours about the Shemai, a cult devoted to death, based along its borders.
Before Amerotke can start to consider either of these matters though, a gruesome mass murder occurs at the Necropolis. The funeral party for revered scribe, Ptulimis, has been poisoned and Amerotke must immediately investigate the abomination. As Amerotke probes further, he suspects that all these events may be connected and that dangerous forces are at work in Pharaoh Hatusu's realm. Will Amerotke be able to uncover the truth before Egypt is overrun by its sinister and dangerous underworld?

What readers are saying about Paul Doherty:
'When reading this book on the underground I got so absorbed that I nearly missed my stop'
'A perfect read!'
'[Paul Doherty's] books set in Egypt are astounding'

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The Spies of Sobeck (Amerotke Mysteries, Book 7): Murder and intrigue from Ancient Egypt

The dangerous underbelly of Ancient Egypt grows ever more powerful...

The Spies of Sobeck is the seventh novel in Paul Doherty's acclaimed ancient Egyptian series, featuring Amerotke, Chief Judge in the Hall of Two Truths. Perfect for fans of Brad Geagley and Wilbur Smith.


'Choked with bloody killings, confrontations, and betrayals, the story is gripping' - Kirkus Reviews

Amerotke, Chief Judge of the Hall of Two Truths, is once again summoned to the Imperial Palaceo: Tekreth, Guardian of the Door of Sobeck, has fallen to his death from the roof of his stately mansion. According to all evidence, it was an accident but Pharaoh Queen Hatusu is not convinced. Increasingly worried about reports of mysterious disappearances along the Sobeck Road, the imperial highway stretching south, she believes that Tekreth's death could be part of a far greater problem. Amerotke, aware of the reports from the Sobeck Road, has also heard rumours about the Shemai, a cult devoted to death, based along its borders.
Before Amerotke can start to consider either of these matters though, a gruesome mass murder occurs at the Necropolis. The funeral party for revered scribe, Ptulimis, has been poisoned and Amerotke must immediately investigate the abomination. As Amerotke probes further, he suspects that all these events may be connected and that dangerous forces are at work in Pharaoh Hatusu's realm. Will Amerotke be able to uncover the truth before Egypt is overrun by its sinister and dangerous underworld?

What readers are saying about Paul Doherty:
'When reading this book on the underground I got so absorbed that I nearly missed my stop'
'A perfect read!'
'[Paul Doherty's] books set in Egypt are astounding'

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The Spies of Sobeck (Amerotke Mysteries, Book 7): Murder and intrigue from Ancient Egypt

The Spies of Sobeck (Amerotke Mysteries, Book 7): Murder and intrigue from Ancient Egypt

by Paul Doherty
The Spies of Sobeck (Amerotke Mysteries, Book 7): Murder and intrigue from Ancient Egypt

The Spies of Sobeck (Amerotke Mysteries, Book 7): Murder and intrigue from Ancient Egypt

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The dangerous underbelly of Ancient Egypt grows ever more powerful...

The Spies of Sobeck is the seventh novel in Paul Doherty's acclaimed ancient Egyptian series, featuring Amerotke, Chief Judge in the Hall of Two Truths. Perfect for fans of Brad Geagley and Wilbur Smith.


'Choked with bloody killings, confrontations, and betrayals, the story is gripping' - Kirkus Reviews

Amerotke, Chief Judge of the Hall of Two Truths, is once again summoned to the Imperial Palaceo: Tekreth, Guardian of the Door of Sobeck, has fallen to his death from the roof of his stately mansion. According to all evidence, it was an accident but Pharaoh Queen Hatusu is not convinced. Increasingly worried about reports of mysterious disappearances along the Sobeck Road, the imperial highway stretching south, she believes that Tekreth's death could be part of a far greater problem. Amerotke, aware of the reports from the Sobeck Road, has also heard rumours about the Shemai, a cult devoted to death, based along its borders.
Before Amerotke can start to consider either of these matters though, a gruesome mass murder occurs at the Necropolis. The funeral party for revered scribe, Ptulimis, has been poisoned and Amerotke must immediately investigate the abomination. As Amerotke probes further, he suspects that all these events may be connected and that dangerous forces are at work in Pharaoh Hatusu's realm. Will Amerotke be able to uncover the truth before Egypt is overrun by its sinister and dangerous underworld?

What readers are saying about Paul Doherty:
'When reading this book on the underground I got so absorbed that I nearly missed my stop'
'A perfect read!'
'[Paul Doherty's] books set in Egypt are astounding'


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780755370351
Publisher: Headline Book Publishing, Limited
Publication date: 09/25/2012
Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 559,683
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Paul Doherty was born in Middlesbrough. He studied History at Liverpool and Oxford Universities and obtained a doctorate for his thesis on Edward II and Queen Isabella. He is now headmaster of a school in north-east London and lives with his family in Essex.
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