As the grandson of the revered Pharaoh Djoser, Khaba grows up with the weight of expectation. Raised within the royal court, he is both privileged and closely watched--especially by those who question his worthiness to rule. When tragedy strikes the royal family, Khaba's world changes overnight. Suddenly a contender for power, he is thrust into a court rife with political manoeuvring, generational rivalries, and the looming pressure of continuing Egypt's architectural legacy. With the lessons of his grandfather behind him and dangerous ambition ahead, Khaba must decide what kind of leader he will become--if he survives long enough to claim the throne. Khaba continues The Pyramid Builders series with a gripping portrayal of a young royal navigating a kingdom where loyalty is rare and legacy is everything.