Hathor thinks she’s human, but little does she know that no human could ever see her. Of course not — The Legai,the ancient ones of her kind, would never allow it. It’s their most sacred law.
When she comes of age, she discovers exactly what she is — a Djinn — and she doesn’t like it… not one little bit.
Everything would have been fine, if she hadn’t already seen Pharaoh Hetep. But how can you be with someone who isn’t allowed to see you?
If forbidden love isn’t bad enough, Hathor discovers that she, herself, is central to the fulfillment of an ancient prophecy — one that is born from a curse, cast by Anpu,designed to eradicate mankind.
Hathor has to decide between honoring a sacred law which prevents her from pursuing the great pharaoh, or shattering the damn thing.
She must work quickly to unravel the riddles of the curse or risk becoming Anpu’s forged weapon, invoked to wipe out all humans — including those she loves.
If she allows the pharaoh to see her, he’ll be killed. If she gives in to the curse, mankind will be destroyed.
Knowledge of an ancient prophecy, a river of Fire, and the inevitable unification of three objects called The Ankhs, sets the world of Humans and Djinn into a race against time!