The Burning of Alexandria is a cinematic historical thriller set in 48 BC, when Julius Caesar's war ignites the harbor of Alexandria and the Great Library becomes collateral flame.
Callista, a disciplined young scribe, spends her life copying the words of men who never knew her name, until Rome's army arrives to take what cannot be owned.

As fire climbs the marble halls, a Roman commander named Lucius Varro leads a search for something far older than empire: an artifact said to hold the power of restoration. Beneath the Library, Callista's mentor reveals the Archivum Primordi, a chamber built to disappoint conquerors and hide the Eden Glyph, a symbol carved into stone that marks the route to an ancient fragment of gopher wood.

When the Library burns, Callista must choose between survival and stewardship. To keep Eden hidden, she will have to erase herself from history.

Told with the precision of a historian and the tension of a modern thriller, The Burning of Alexandria launches The Eden Archive Series, a cross-era saga about the custodians who protect forbidden knowledge and the empires that seek to control it.

Perfect for readers of The Da Vinci Code, The Name of the Rose, and The Lost Symbol, stories that turn ancient truth into present-tense suspense.

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