The Murder of King Tut

Preview: James Patterson unravels the chilling mystery behind King Tutankhamun's untimely death, blending historical facts with gripping detective work. As forensic archaeologist Howard Carter uncovers the boy king's tomb in 1922, Patterson weaves together ancient intrigue and modern investigation. Could Tut's demise have been murder—and who stood to gain from it?

Perfect for readers, who:
• Enjoy true-crime puzzles set against rich historical backdrops
• Like The Da Vinci Code or The Egyptologist
• Want a fast-paced narrative that brings ancient history to life

Why You'll Love It:
✅ Patterson's signature short-chapter style creates relentless suspense
✅ Meticulous research blends with speculative fiction elements
✅ Reveals fascinating insights about 18th dynasty Egypt

Also consider the below aspects before you select:
❌ Some historical liberties taken for narrative flow
❌ Contains descriptions of violence fitting the true-crime genre

Verdict: A page-turning gateway into Egyptology that transforms dusty artifacts into a blood-pumping mystery!