Hanit the Enchantress

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Hanit the Enchantress

by Garrett Chatfield Pier

EN·~4 hours

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Description

A weary professor of archaeology, always chasing the next forgotten fragment of history, strolls into a cramped shop run by the charismatic Tanos, a dealer who boasts of genuine antiquities. There, he acquires a weather‑worn manuscript that promises more than a catalog of relics—it hints at a cursed tomb deep in the Theban hills, where a noble named Menna vanished without a trace. The paper’s vivid descriptions of shattered statues, erased prayers, and a missing heart‑scale draw the scholar into a puzzle that feels almost alive. As he turns the brittle pages, a name recurs: Hanit, a mysterious enchantress whose legend seems tangled with the same darkness that erased Menna’s soul.

Intrigued, the professor decides to follow the clues, traveling from bustling bazaars to silent burial chambers. He discovers that the manuscript is not merely a record but a summons, urging him to confront an ancient feud that still lingers in the shadows of the desert. The journey promises hidden dangers, forgotten magic, and the chance to piece together a story that has lain dormant for millennia.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (267K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2020-03-29

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Garrett Chatfield Pier

1875–1943

An archaeologist as well as a writer, this British-born American moved easily between museum-quality studies of ancient art and the imaginative pull of adventure fiction. Best known today for the 1921 novel Hanit the Enchantress, he brought a scholar’s eye to places, objects, and old civilizations.

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