When young Cambridge professor, and archaeologist Johnathan Hunter, is sent to Egypt to investigate the theft of a priceless stone Stela at Cairo’s Egyptian Museum, he believes it to be nothing more than a routine case—until he discovers that someone was willing to kill for it. But why?

Determined to uncover the truth, he enlists the help of the brilliant and captivating student archaeologist Miriam Kamil. Together, they begin to decipher the secrets concealed in the scriptures carved within the surface of the stone tablet.

Their journey takes them deep within the ancient tomb of Abydos, where they uncover treasures beyond imagination—and awaken a sinister force that has lain dormant for thousands of years.

But they are not alone in their quest. Someone is watching their every move with their own deadly and disquieting endgame. Johnathan has his suspicions, but without proof, he can do nothing—except to find answers before it is too late.

With time running out and danger closing in. Johnathan and Miriam must race to unlock the truth before an age-old curse is unleashed upon the world

Expert gemologist Fay Hunter’s world is turned upside down when she receives this deadly ultimatum.

Armed with nothing more than an ancient map, she enlists the help of her father’s close friend, the brilliant and handsome archaeologist Zach Forester.

Together, they embark on a perilous expedition deep into the Saharan desert, which leads them to the mysterious mines that once belonged to the ancient Cleopatra and the fabled resting place of the coveted beryl emerald stone, rumoured to be more than just a gem.

Once inside, it soon becomes a battle of wits and survival as they contend to fight not only with a rival seeking the stone, but also with the haunting Egyptian Goddess who, unbeknownst to them, holds the secret of the lost stone.

In the meantime, someone else in engaging in a deadly game of deception – and is desperate to intercept Fay at all costs! Can Fay unravel the enigma behind the stone and save her father before it’s too late?