Three thousand years ago, Akhenaten was the Pharaoh of Egypt. But he was so much more: poet, politician, philosopher and radical visionary. He was his brother’s lover and husband to the amazing Nefertiti, and he inspired a revolution that changed the world forever. In this racy, irresistible, sweeping epic of a novel, author D.H. Gutzman gives you the well-researched, breathtaking adventure of a frightened, crippled, gay child destined to rule the known world! Labelled today by some as a hero and by others as a heretic, Akhenaten had to outwit his own family, with only his bastard brother and lover Smenkhkare and his child-bride Nefertiti at his side. Gutzman has created a thrill-ride of a historical novel rife with dangerous encounters on the battlefield and in the bedroom. Perverted priests, malicious mothers, hired assassins, lots of poison and well researched excursions into art and archeology make this a novel you will cherish and re-read often. WHO KILLED AKHENATEN?