Part one of the epic trilogy that combines historic fiction with fantasy and speculative fiction follows Morad Qutuz, a Saudi Plastic Surgeon, as he starts noticing that events around him don’t quite mesh with his memories – and that his memories are starting to duplicate. Just as he finds a thread to follow to the source of his headaches and confusion, he is jettisoned from everything he knows into an adventure he didn’t want that carries him across time and space. The journey truly begins when he begins to seek the truth inside himself.

Trapped outside the stream of reality, Murad seems restricted by one rule: you can look, but you can’t touch. The one person he can reliably talk to, when the man is around, answers questions with riddles that would have made Murad’s head hurt—if he had one. He watches, helpless, as Yasimi and her companions are captured and given a drink that would make them slaves. But instead, the drug frees Yasimi’s mind, giving her a momentary glimpse beyond the prison of her world—and she sees Murad. A different concoction provided by a guide draws her into another world, pulling her into memories at once familiar and strange from Murad’s past—or are they his future? From Central Asia in the thirteenth century to Saudi Arabia and the United States today, everything is entangled at the quantum level. Finding the link between worlds might provide some measure of control, but it means learning the secrets of the Revelators, secrets that lead to power and a dark path.

كل معرفة تستوجب العلم وليس كل علم قد يقود إلى المعرفة الجزء الأخير من ثلاثية فرسان وكهنة