THE NILE ALONE: A Novel of Egypt and the Bronze Age Collapse

1180 BCE. The world has already ended. Mycenae burns. Hattusa is silent. Ugarit is ash. Egypt alone remains: the Sea Peoples are coming for the Nile.From the ramparts of the western frontier to the shadowed corridors of the royal harem, The Nile Alone follows five lives at the breaking point: a weary soldier, a court scribe who knows too much, a warrior without a homeland, a seer who remembers what others have forgotten, and a woman whose patience has become a weapon. A sweeping tale of collapse, conspiracy, and survival. When the Bronze Age died, only one kingdom stood. Its greatest danger was not the invaders at its gates, but the enemies already inside its walls.