The Age of the Gods

About the book

From the cities of Sumer to the fertile banks of the Nile, the Capellans move forward to establish a new civilisation. In Kemet, people from a lost reality will be remembered as gods, leaving traces of a forgotten origin carved in stone.

Ra, Ptah, Isis, Osiris and other mythical figures appear not merely as deities, but as exiled spirits caught up in passions, conflicts and missions capable of changing a people’s destiny. Behind the temples and pyramids, the struggle between power, love and redemption unfolds.

At the centre of the narrative stands the luminous and tragic relationship between Isis and Osiris, as Egypt awakens to an era of splendour. Myth becomes memory, and the gods reveal their deeply human face.