In her childhood, she fell from the staircase of her house in London, and doctors pronounced her dead. However, shortly after, she came back to life.

In her teenage years, she danced in a musical and was captivated by Egyptian antiquities and ancient rituals. For the next 65 years, Dorothy Eady, the woman who named herself Om Seti, followed a path that no Western woman had taken before: a path that led her to Egypt, to the ancient monuments, to a place she always called 'home.'

There, she amazed archaeologists with her deep knowledge of the history and daily life of ancient Egyptians, winning the admiration of locals and some of the world’s most eminent scholars.

However, her great and incredible secret was that she had lived in the past, in a previous life as a priestess in the temple of Pharaoh Seti I, and that for thousands of years she had remained his beloved.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]