Novels of Ancient Sumeria, Book Three

Prince Ammon has survived exile, betrayal, and the reach of temple power—but survival is no longer enough.

As unrest spreads and religious authority tightens its grip, a dangerous new voice emerges in the ancient world: a prophet who speaks openly against the gods of empire and the systems that sustain them. His words draw followers—and enemies—and threaten to unravel the fragile order that governs city, temple, and throne alike.

Bound by loyalty, conscience, and hard-earned faith, Ammon is pulled into a conflict where silence becomes complicity and truth carries a public cost. To shelter the prophet is to invite destruction; to abandon him is to betray everything Ammon has come to believe. The choices he makes will no longer affect only those he loves, but entire communities standing on the edge of judgment.

As power responds with fear and violence, Ammon must decide whether faith can remain private in a world that demands ritual obedience—or whether belief must now be spoken aloud, whatever the cost.

The Prince and the Prophet continues Novels of Ancient Sumeria, a Christian historical fiction series set in the ancient Near East, exploring faith, authority, and moral responsibility amid the civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt.

The story continues in Book Four.