The Pharaoh's Map - Egypt

The compass is awake again. This time, it's pointing toward Egypt and a secret buried for four thousand years.

Amelia Fox thought she understood what the compass was for. She was wrong, or rather, she had only just begun.

When the ancient brass instrument pulls her westward toward the desert outside Cairo, Amelia and her best friend Theo Parker follow it to the edge of the Sahara, where a brilliant Egyptologist named Dr. Layla Hassan has spent twenty years quietly tracking the same impossible trail. What they find beneath the sand is not gold, not jewels, but something far more dangerous, the deliberately erased story of a pharaoh who chose to protect a discovery rather than claim it, and paid for that choice with his place in history.

But someone else has been watching them arrive. And the desert, as Amelia is about to discover, keeps secrets very differently from mountains.

With higher stakes, wider horizons, and a network of keepers stretching back four thousand years, The Pharaoh's Map proves that some stories are too important to stay buried.

For readers aged 10-14. The adventure continues in The Lost City of the Andes.