Ancient Egypt. The Great Pyramid of Cheops was plundered. Along with the treasures, the attackers stole sacred papyrus - the “testament of the gods,” an agreement concluded between the gods and people. After this, various disasters befall the country. The people begin to grumble and doubt that the ruling Pharaoh Ramesses II is really a messenger of the gods.

The Pharaoh is in despair - he cannot confirm the legitimacy of his power by presenting to his subjects the “will of the gods.” The immediate environment is also uneasy. Intrigues are woven in the palace. The conspirators, taking advantage of the situation, intend to overthrow Ramesses II.

Pazair, a young judge, decisive and courageous, with a sharp mind and subtle intuition, will save the country and preserve Ramesses’ throne.

Great Egypt, mysterious pyramids, lies and deceit, secret spells, mystical coincidences and sophisticated crimes - all this is in the book “The Law of the Desert”!