Category Archives: Amerotke

The Slayers of Seth by Paul Doherty

Posted on February 4, 2013 by

We’re staying in Ancient Egypt for “Original Sins” but leaping forward one and a half millennia from Death Comes As The End to 333 BC and the reign of Hatusu, Queen of all Egypt. Chief Judge Amerotke is investigating the … Continue reading →

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The Anubis Killings by Paul Doherty

Posted on September 6, 2012 by

New Author August is over, so, as you might expect, it’s time for the return of my seemingly incessant reviews of the work of Paul Doherty, this time heading back to ancient Egypt for the third in the series featuring … Continue reading →

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The Horus Killings by Paul Doherty

Posted on June 24, 2012 by

When last we met Amerotke, in The Mask of Ra, Queen Hatusu had apparently secured the throne of Egypt by her victory in the desert against the Mitanni. But she has opponents who believe that Tuthmosis’s young son – Hatusu’s … Continue reading →

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The Mask of Ra by Paul Doherty

Posted on September 6, 2011 by

Pharaoh Tuthmosis II returns to Thebes from his battles against sea-raiders only to find his tomb desecrated and dead doves falling from the sky. Amid these omens, Pharaoh drops dead from a snake bite. Thus begins a deadly power struggle … Continue reading →

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