The Trilogy of the Cursed Artifacts

The Cursed Sepulchre
Real Fear in Richard's Crusade
During the Third Crusade, the legendary English king Richard I discovers a forgotten crypt beneath the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. There, he finds an ancient manuscript, written in a language older than Hebrew, which promises invincible power to whoever swears loyalty in blood.
Richard accepts... and from that day forward, his enemies flee and his wounds heal.
But something has been unleashed.
An entity that once walked beside the great conquerors of history—Nebuchadnezzar, Nero, Alexander the Great— and now claims him as its new throne.
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The Accursed Mirror That Plunged Egypt into Terror
A historical horror novel that will drag you into the dark heart of Ancient Egypt...
What would you do if your reflection spoke to you?
If it showed you a world that shouldn't exist?
If a cursed mirror began to change your destiny?
Dive into this chilling tale inspired by real myths and legends of Ancient Egypt, where the first pharaoh, Narmer, uncovers an ancient artifact buried beneath the city of Thinis: a black mirror of unknown origin, capable of revealing an alternate Egypt... one in ruins, where the dead walk and the sky burns.
Across six gripping chapters, this novel blends ancestral terror, forbidden rituals, historical warfare, and parallel dimensions.
Narmer will not only have to conquer the enemies of the physical world...
but face the most terrifying one of all: his own dark double, trapped on the other side of the mirror—
waiting to cross over...
and take his place.
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The Bewitched Code That Unleashed Terror in Babylon
What if the famous Code of Hammurabi wasn't a work of justice... but a pact with a forbidden entity?
Join archaeologist David Legrand on a terrifying journey—from the scorched ruins of Babylon to sealed crypts beneath the Tigris, through hidden libraries, living nightmares, and ancient laws that were never meant to be read. It all begins with the discovery of a cursed tablet—one not found in any historical record... and every law inscribed on it comes to life through grotesque and inexplicable punishments.
Deaths marked by fire.
Symbols that burn on their own.
Dreams that pass sentence.
And at the heart of it all... a name forgotten for millennia:
Namtar, the god of punishment—erased from history by the Sumerian priests, but ready to return...
law by law, death by death.
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