Interesting…

The best compliment I can give to this work, besides being well-written (because the author is a fantastic writer), is that I’m now intrigued to read more on Akhenaten & Nefertiti. All I could remember before reading this was from a project I did in primary school…

You've got to love Nefertiti… she’s always been one of the historical figures that intrigues me; to know her story, to get inside her head and hear her reasoning… the presentation of these ‘interviews’ with people who knew her was interesting, and while it’s fictional, it certainly makes for compelling story. 

But if any of this is true, one wonders as to whom this secret One God might have been, despite all the abominable and abysmal practices Akhenaten invoked in his lifetime and within his kingdom, where did he get the idea of this Creator God? And why was he drawn to rejecting all the other gods?

Curious…