The Prince and the Kings: A Novel of Ancient Sumeria

Novels of Ancient Sumeria, Book Four

Truth has been spoken aloud—and the ancient world is answering with power.

As the consequences of prophecy ripple outward, Prince Ammon finds himself drawn into a contest no longer limited to temples or cities, but to the ambitions of kings themselves. Alliances shift, rulers harden their resolve, and political order asserts its claim against any voice that threatens stability.

What began as a struggle of faith and conscience now unfolds on a wider stage, where belief is weighed against diplomacy, and moral conviction carries consequences for nations as well as families. Kings who rule by divine sanction cannot tolerate a truth that undermines their authority, and the price of defiance grows heavier with every step forward.

Caught between loyalty and survival, Ammon must navigate a world where compromise promises safety—and silence promises betrayal. The decisions he makes will shape not only his own fate, but the future of those drawn into the widening conflict between power, faith, and rule.

The Prince and the Kings 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 Five.