Pharaoh Tutankhamun has a lot to be proud of. He has exceeded the expectations of all the courtiers who saw him as nothing but a helpless cripple; become the wise young politician his sister-queen always knew he would be. But as he continues courageously changing the things that he can and enduring what he cannot, he wonders-without a son in his wife's arms, to whom will he leave his throne? As the Queen prepares to make a decision that may break both their hearts but save the future of Egypt, other politicians continue to maneuver toward their own ends. Meanwhile, the Pharaoh and the Queen find their doubts about the traditional gods of their people growing even as their hearts begin to wonder if their father's stories about the Aten, I-AM of the Hebrews, were true. And they wonder... if their dynasty will continue. As time runs short, can Tutankhamun and Ankhesenamun discover what is most important? Can they find the Light?