The Ring of Queen Tiye: Discovering a mystery of one Egyptian ring. (Travels back in time to the glorious history of Crete. Book 2)

Basilio Koccheri moved to live in Crete many years ago. Here he started a new life, working as a tourist guide. He bought an old abandoned house in a beautiful Cretan village. The house was located near the ruins of an ancient palace. Restoring an old grape press, he discovered an underground tunnel washed by a stream of water and leading towards the ruins. Descending into this tunnel, Basilio found himself in the island's distant past - 4,000 years ago, when the powerful Cretan civilization existed here. We described his adventures during this time in the book "The Past Underfoot".Several years have passed since Basilio's safe return. One day he descends into the tunnel again, ready for new adventures. Basilio was expecting to see his friend Atarik again, whom he had met during his first visit. But to his surprise, he finds himself in a time when Crete was invaded by militant Mycenaeans, intruders from the mainland. They established their own new laws, and the locals were forced to adopt them. The local Vanax- king greets Basilio rather hostilely, believing that he is an infiltrator. But knowing the history of Crete and the Cretans well, Basilio managed to convince Vanax, that he was not an ordinary man and the ruler allowed Basilio to live among the locals.But the next day, a mysterious teenager, whom few people knew about, disappears in the palace of Knossos. On the same day, a mysterious noble lady arrives at the palace - the child's mother. As much as Vanax did not want to hide the name of this lady, Basilio guessed that in front of him was Tiye, the Egyptian queen and the wife of Pharaoh Amenhotep.Vanax ordered him to find the abducted boy and return him to his mother, and deliver the kidnappers for punishment. What adventures await Basilio and whether he will cope with his mission in this era, you will learn from the book. Read more