“When engineer Kase drills into the Egyptian desert searching for his missing family, he uncovers a Nazi-era conspiracy, an ancient pre-pharaonic waterworks system, and a Vatican-backed plot to weaponize a supernatural entity known as Leviathan. A cinematic, screenplay-format thriller that blends Indiana Jones-style adventure with occult conspiracy and forbidden archaeology.”
KEYWORDS: screenplay, thriller, adventure, Raiders of the Lost Ark, the Osireion at Abydos, Egyptology
136 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
About the Book
In Kharga Doom, William H. Clark II delivers a cinematic, dual-timeline conspiracy thriller written in screenplay format — part pulp adventure, part occult reckoning, and entirely unclassifiable. In 1933, a team of archaeologists excavating a tomb at Abydos, Egypt, makes a world-shattering discovery linked to Khasekhemy, the first Pharaoh — only to be massacred by a young Hitler and Himmler, who seize the find as proof of a mythic Aryan civilization and a source of ultimate power.
Nearly a century later, engineer Kase arrives at the same desert site under the cover of an oil-drilling contract with the shadowy firm Sullivan & Sullivan, driven by a deeply personal mission: to uncover what happened to his brother and grandfather, both of whom vanished on rigs in the same region. Partnered with geologist J.Bo, Kase unearths an ancient underground waterworks system — the Osireion — predating known Egyptian civilization by millennia, and discovers that a Vatican-backed cabal is racing to harness “Leviathan,” a terrifying force tied to the subconscious mind and forbidden ancient ritual.
Fast-paced, visually driven, and relentlessly provocative, Kharga Doom is a high-octane adventure for readers who believe history’s most dangerous secrets are still buried.
Target Audience
- Adult fans of conspiracy thrillers and secret-society fiction (Dan Brown, James Rollins)
- Readers drawn to pulp archaeological adventure in the tradition of Indiana Jones and The Mummy
- Occult fiction enthusiasts interested in Nazi mythology, Vatican intrigue, and hidden history
- Screenplay readers and film industry professionals — the work’s cinematic format makes it pitch-ready
- Fans of WH Clark’s Isis Incarnate and the broader Osireion/Kase universe
Key Themes
- Nazi occultism and the Third Reich’s obsession with ancient Aryan mythology
- The Osireion as suppressed pre-pharaonic technology predating known Egyptian civilization
- Corporate and Vatican conspiracy to exploit forbidden archaeological discoveries
- “Leviathan” — a supernatural entity tied to the subconscious mind and ancient ritual power
- Generational trauma and a protagonist’s quest to resolve his family’s cursed legacy
- The blurring of reality, hallucination, and ancient supernatural phenomena
- Forbidden knowledge and the institutional suppression of world-altering truth
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Further Reading
Visit the author’s website Inviticus.com for more screenplays (synopses, one-pagers, pitch deck, reviews), including the latest drafts.