Ankhesenamun: The Forgotten Queen of Egypt
By Tracey Wagstaff

She was born in gold, raised in revolution, crowned as queen-and erased from history.

Ankhesenamun was the daughter of the heretic Pharaoh Akhenaten and the legendary Queen Nefertiti. She married the boy-king Tutankhamun and walked beside him as Egypt returned to its ancient gods. But when the golden mask was sealed and the tomb closed, Ankhesenamun vanished from all records.

No tomb. No mummy. No mention.

Until now.

In this exquisitely researched and hauntingly beautiful historical novel, Tracey Wagstaff breathes life into the queen whose voice was stolen. From the sun-drenched courtyards of Amarna to the dark corridors of the Temple of Amun, Ankhesenamun: The Forgotten Queen of Egypt unearths the fragments of a woman who refused to be forgotten. A woman who defied powerful men, reached beyond borders for rescue, and dared to write her own destiny.

This is not just the story of a queen.
It is the story of every woman silenced by history.
Speak her name. Remember her story. Ankhesenamun lives again.