Why is the Historical Fiction Series, The Tales of King Tut, Unique?

My Prince, my King Tut, is not a weak ineffectual ruler. Tutankhaten is a charming perfect Prince, a charismatic leader, and just enough of a scamp to be endearing instead of sickly sweet.

In The Tales of King Tut, Tutankhamen will not be a King who will be ruled by others.

Sun Child, Prince of Egypt, satisfied even the most novel-jaded Egyptologists who have read it so far, as well as one who subscribes to the most far out theories.

“Like walking into a movie...” “The next best thing to actually being there...” some of my reader’s comments.     René O'Deay