Has anyone read this epic novel about excitement, misery and disappointment set in the Eighteenth Dynasty?
I've only read a part of it so far (please don't reveal the plot), but what I'm wondering about, as usual, is historical accuracy. Most of it looks believable but a few things contradict what I've read about Ancient Egypt, notably the way people come and go all over the temple as in a mill. After I'm done I shall have to catalogue all the good and bad, although every last review on the Internet gives it five stars; something to look forward too then. If anyone has comments, please discuss them...

The story is an adaptation of the story of Sinuhe which originally was set in the 12th dynasty.

I enjoyed reading it, but the story is just a literary interpretation and not very accurate historically speaking.

Here's a version of the original:

http://www.unf.edu/classes/freshmancore ... theim.html


Enjoy the reading though.