Between the Euphrates and Tigris: A Novel of Ancient Mesopotamian Civilization

Before Rome. Before Greece. Before the Bible. Between the Euphrates and the Tigris, civilization began. Between the Euphrates and Tigris is an epic historical novel that journeys across three thousand years of ancient Mesopotamian history - from the first cities of Sumer to the great libraries of Assyria. In the bustling streets of Uruk, a potter's son discovers the power of writing. In Akkad, empire reshapes the known world under ambitious kings and high priestesses. In Ur, sacred rituals bind gods and rulers together beneath towering ziggurats. In Babylon, law, trade, and justice transform everyday life. And in Nineveh, scholars race to preserve the wisdom of a fading civilization before war consumes it forever. Through interconnected lives spanning generations, this sweeping literary epic explores: - The birth of writing and recorded history- The rise of cities and empires- Ancient trade, religion, and law- The Epic of Gilgamesh and Mesopotamian mythology- Humanity's timeless struggle against memory, loss, and mortality Richly atmospheric, deeply researched, and emotionally human, Between the Euphrates and Tigris brings the ancient world vividly to life for readers of historical fiction, literary epics, and ancient history. Journey to the cradle of civilization - where the first stories were written in clay, and where humanity first began to dream of immortality.

Pagina's: 250, Paperback, Independently published