Faraonova osveta

Faraonova osveta

Emilio Salgari

An exciting historical-adventure novel by Emilio Salgari set in ancient Egypt. It follows the thrilling struggle, intrigue, and revenge in the pharaoh's court in the search for justice and freedom.

"The Pharaoh's Revenge" by the famous Italian writer Emilio Salgari takes readers on an exciting journey into the mysterious and luxurious world of ancient Egypt. Known for his inimitable adventure novels, Salgari masterfully combines historical setting with the dynamics of tense action in this work, creating an atmosphere filled with danger, political intrigue and uncertainty. The plot of the novel is shrouded in the mysticism of Egyptian temples, pyramids and endless desert expanses. At the center of the story are loyal heroes who must face powerful enemies, betrayal and the fate of the pharaonic government itself. The struggle for honor, love and justice is intertwined with the motive of revenge, while the protagonists make their way through a network of court conspiracies, ancient curses and deadly traps set by their opponents. Salgari's distinctive style is characterized by vivid descriptions of the Egyptian landscape, customs and architecture, which gives the reader a powerful experience of bygone times. "Pharaoh's Revenge" is a classic work of this summer's adventure literature that never loses its momentum, holding the attention of historical adventure fans from the first to the last page.

Original title
La figlie dei faraoni
Translation
Jovan Vagenhals
Editor
Milica Grabovac
Dimensions
16.5 x 11 cm
Pages
249
Publisher
Svjetlost, Sarajevo, 1967.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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