The Last Scribe of Alexandria - A Sweeping Novel of Knowledge, Fire, and the Woman Who Tried to Save It #1010812

Alexandria was built to gather the world's knowledge.
Now someone intends to destroy it.
In the legendary city of Alexandria, Neria, a young scribe working among scholars, translators, and guardians of ancient manuscripts, discovers that priceless texts have begun disappearing from the city's great collections. At first, she suspects ordinary theft. But the deeper she searches, the more disturbing the truth becomes.
Someone is deliberately erasing knowledge.
Ancient histories, forbidden philosophies, scientific discoveries, medical writings, and stories from civilizations long vanished are being targeted. And hidden among the missing manuscripts is a text that powerful men will kill to possess—or destroy.
When political and religious tensions begin tearing Alexandria apart, Neria finds herself caught between rival factions determined to control the city's intellectual legacy. Her greatest weapon is not a sword, but her ability to read, remember, copy, and preserve what others want forgotten.
As danger closes around her, Neria begins secretly moving manuscripts out of Alexandria, trusting only a handful of people whose loyalties may not be what they seem.
Then the fires begin.
With the city's libraries threatened, Neria faces an impossible choice: save herself, save the people she loves, or risk everything to preserve the knowledge of generations.
Because when a civilization burns, books can burn with it—but memory does not have to die.
The Last Scribe of Alexandria is a sweeping historical novel of courage, forbidden knowledge, political intrigue, sacrifice, and the extraordinary woman who refuses to let the past disappear.