Amana Hart

Amana Hart doesn’t write about Egypt; she writes from within it.

In Extra-Ordinary: Anecdote of a Lost Pharaoh, the walls of forgotten temples, the scent of myrrh, and the soft clink of priestly amulets aren’t just details; they’re living textures of a world still breathing beneath sand and silence. This is a book about ancient Egypt, but not the kind you find in a textbook. It’s Egyptian mythology fiction grounded in emotion, vision, and consequence.

The novel reimagines the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep IV, known to history as Akhenaten, a ruler who dared to reshape religion and challenge the gods. Through Jamiece’s haunting dreams and shifting realities, Hart unearths a tale that feels just as spiritual as it is historical. Here, ancient Egypt time travel is more than a plot; it’s an inheritance. It’s the soul remembering its duty.

In every trial, in every journal entry, in every crumbling inscription, the past speaks. And when Jamiece listens, the curse doesn’t just reawaken. It chooses him.

Some heroes are born into battle. Jamiece was born into memory.

At seventeen, Jamiece Gray isn’t just another Academy student. He’s the keeper of a name that once made stars tremble and scribes whisper. A boy tethered to the unfinished business of Pharaoh Amenhotep IV, called across lifetimes to carry a curse, a calling, and a kingdom that never died. With visions clawing through his dreams and hieroglyphs bleeding into his reality, he becomes the bridge between timelines, where ancient fate presses against modern skin.

But he’s not alone. By his side are Neferess, the fiercely brilliant female protagonist with roots as deep as Egypt’s Nile, and Lance, loyal to the end, whose humor masks instinctive strength. Together, they don’t just chase mysteries. They shoulder them. And as each trial unfolds, the trio discovers that fantasy novels with strong female protagonists don’t just tell stories. They tell truths.

This is not a chosen-one cliché. This is soul recognition. This is a historical fantasy novel set in ancient Egypt, told through the eyes of a teenager with old blood. And the moment Jamiece steps into that temple? History stops whispering and starts roaring.

There’s a difference between being haunted and being chosen. Jamiece learns both the hard way.

Through dreams that feel more like memories and visions that refuse to fade, he’s pulled into a series of spiritual confrontations that go beyond logic. These aren’t simple flashbacks; they’re historical spiritual fiction in motion. From forgotten tombs to sacred rituals, the trials Jamiece faces aren’t just about survival. They’re about surrender. Trust. And remembering who you’ve always been, even if you never knew it.

Every time the past reaches for him, it leaves behind a mark, the sting of truth, the burn of responsibility. And as the stakes rise, so do the whispers: “You are the legacy.” With Neferess and Lance beside him, Jamiece learns that destiny isn’t a reward. It’s a fire, and if he’s not ready, it will consume him.

This is spiritual historical fiction threaded with danger, heritage, and awakening. The gods aren’t just myths here. They’re watching. And they remember.

The story doesn’t end with Extra-Ordinary: Anecdote of a Lost Pharaoh; it begins there.

As Jamiece steps deeper into his visions and the veil between past and present thins, the next volume is already in the works. The stakes grow. The secrets deepen. And the Pharaoh’s presence refuses to stay buried.

This is not a standalone novel. It’s part of a larger awakening, a series that blends spiritual fiction, historical depth, and pulse-pounding revelations tied to ancient Egypt and the soul’s timeless calling. If you’ve felt the pull of forgotten lifetimes, this story isn’t done with you yet.

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