Ramses II : El último gran faraón

Ramses II was the longest-lived, most charismatic, most creative and notorious pharaoh in terms of constructions, as well as the first propagandist in history. Upon his arrival to the throne, he received a country that was barely growing after a dark period in Egypt's history: the 18th dynasty and those heretical pharaohs who caused the loss of territories and the weakness of the army. But he, firm and convinced of his power and supremacy, learned from the mistakes of his predecessors, fought at Kadesh and turned defeat into victory, managed the exodus of the Jews, and experienced the love of two great women and the struggles for power of the ancient clergy who despised him. For all these reasons, Ramses II is, without a doubt, the last great pharaoh. Always based on historical data and the latest theories of the greatest experts, Santiago Morata narrates the life of Ramses II as if it were a movie: true, but astonishing in its agility, fast-paced narrative rhythm and endless adventures. A little gem for lovers of the genre and literature in general, and it is already the author's fourth novel about Egypt.