On The Gallows
Paperback
Series: In Pursuit of Death, Book 3
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 17 2022
Pages: 218
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.46 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Dear Readers!
This is the third book in the In Pursuit Of Death series. Namsu was born in the royal palace as a prince, but because his life was in danger, he was placed in a small boat and surrendered to the Nile's waves.
A pyramid builder discovered him floating in a small boat on the Nile. Namsu spent his childhood playing in the Nile Valley. He had to leave his parents' home and country. He became an immortal due to a curse or good fortune but was unsure which one it was.
Namsu unexpectedly encountered Talala's spirit. She begged him for forgiveness for what she had done to Namsu while she was still alive and then promised to help him in difficult situations in the future. He was later able to win a war for his allies thanks to her assistance. When the conflict and Pharaoh's Destruction were over, he left Egypt.
NOW, Namsu is about to enter the valleys of Babylon and Nineveh. Where the Tigris and Euphrates River-dependent civilizations were at their peak five thousand years ago, there was once the rule of King Nimrod, who referred to himself as God. From here, we will follow Namsu to see what he is up to and what happens when he meets this cruel and murderous emperor.
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