Rochelle Gancio

"After the traumatizing events in the Amen Priest Nation, Im confesses his true feelings toward Djoser to Hinome--even though it could cost him his newfound friends. Then, Im seeks out the god Thoth in the Temple of the Moon to learn the secret behind his own origins. What fantastic fate connects Thoth, Apophis, and Im across thousands of years?"--Amazon.com.

"Follows the adventures of Hinome, a modern-day Japanese schoolgirl who crosses paths with newly resurrected Egyptian priest Imhotep as he traverses time and space hunting for Magai, devious beings with an appetite for destruction who impersonate the gods... Hinome has been abducted by Yuuto's older brother, Ausir, and worse still, he's plotting to use her fire to cleanse humanity from the earth. How did Ausir's fixation on his destiny become so twisted?...

In a shocking betrayal, Khonsu has stolen Djoser's mummy--with none other than Apaphis pulling his strings. Using the mummy Apophis plans to make a complete revival, gaining even more power in the process than he possessed during the Age of the Gods. It's up to Im and all his allies to stop the evil god's plot--but first, they'll somehow have to force a force their way into the mythical Primordial Hill!

Apophis has become whole once again. In the face of his overwhelming power, the Amen priesthood's elites sent to defeat him are turning into Magai one after another. Just when all hope seems lost, the ever-neutral Thoth joins Im in the fight to take back Djoser's body. Together, can they stop this ancient evil when the odds against them have never been greater...?! Their fates, those of all their friends, and that of the world itself will be determined...

"Imhotep's next orders are to return to Egypt...but forget visiting the Amen Priesthood Headquarters, there's sightseeing to be done first! Only, when the group's things are stolen, a mysterious black mark on the thief's body leads them into a new and dangerous mission..."--publisher's website.

"The events calendar of the Great Tomb of Nazarick is booked solid. Be sure to RSVP to Shalltear's misleadingly named 'living' funeral; make an appointment to get some life advice from Neuronist -- ahem, Neuro-Mama; and snag one of the those exclusive seats at the sushi-tasting party (staged solely for the purpose of getting sushi taken off the menu). When every day is jam-packed with mischief like this, there's no rest for the undead!"--Publisher....

"The cast of Overlord is busy making spirit horses in hopes of one day welcoming their own masters back home, and a competition for a chance to become Pandora's Actor's stepmom gets underway! Don't fret--Nazarick's knee-slapping chaos is unstoppable!"--Provided by publisher.

"Can the floor guardians actually enjoy telling ghost stories about creatures far less frightening than themselves? Will the (completely hypothetical) live-action adaptation of Overlord ever match up to Albedo's exacting fangirl standards? Is Pandora's Actor capable of doing something cool for once in his life? If you too need a change of pace from your quest for world domination, come see what hijinks the denizens of Nazarick are up to this time!"--Provided...

"On 14 December 1885--Earl Ciel Phantomhive's tenth birthday--despair was visited upon House Phantomhive in the form of a heinous attack on the family manor. Beckoned by the hatred in the wails of a helpless child, a devil alighted from an undulating purple-black mire. Thus, one story began, even as another ended... Or did it?"--Page [4] of cover.