Pharaoh: A Novel of Ancient Egypt Free Audiobook Download by Wilbur Smith

Pharaoh: A Novel of Ancient Egypt is a novel that tells the story of Ramses, the fourth son of Seti I, who tried to rescue Egypt from the Hyksos invaders. He survived several assassination attempts and spent years in exile before returning to reclaim his throne.

This is an audiobook of the novel "Pharaoh: A Novel of Ancient Egypt" by Wilbur Smith. It was narrated by Mike Grady. I found it very interesting and a great way to learn about ancient Egypt!

The novel "Pharaoh" is a fictional account of the ancient Egyptian civilization and tells the story of Egypt's most famous ruler, Ramesses II. This is one of Wilbur Smith's best selling novels and has sold over 40 million copies worldwide. It was also made into a film in 1995. The original audiobook was narrated by Mike Grady but there are several different narrators that have recorded it in the past.

The Pharaoh: A Novel of Ancient Egypt is a non-fiction novel about ancient Egypt. The author, Wilbur Smith, used his knowledge of the subject to write a fictional account. This book is narrated by Mike Grady, who does an excellent job of voicing each character in the story. He creates distinct voices for the Egyptian people and gives characters life through his voice alone.

Mike Grady narrates this exciting action-packed adventure in a manner that makes it easy to listen to. He's the perfect narrator for this book because of his deep booming voice, which mixes well with the sometimes slow-paced but always interesting plot. The first four hours are narrated by Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten in first person and he is a compelling character. Akhenaten is an intelligent, strong leader who is dedicated to the people and has a keen sense of humor despite his seriousness.

In the year 1360 BC, the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II is told by his Nefertiti that he must leave Egypt because of an evil that threatens their son, Prince Tutankhamen. In order to escape, the Pharaoh and his family must travel across the sea to Crete. They must use a secret passage to enter and exit their tomb each night. As they travel across the sea in search of refuge from the evil, they meet with many interesting people from different countries along the way.