H. Rider Haggard plunges the reader into the heart of a lost civilization in "Queen Sheba’s Ring." The story follows a group of English explorers, led by the formidable hunter and traveller, Lord Roderick, who venture into a remote, mountainous region of Africa. They discover the land of the Mur, a secluded people who have preserved the ancient customs of the Abyssinians and who possess a sacred relic: the very ring of the legendary Queen of Sheba. This isolated kingdom is ruled by a beautiful and headstrong Queen, who immediately becomes a central figure in the explorers' fate. The outsiders find themselves entangled in the political and religious strife of the Mur, a conflict that pits the established Christian faith of the people against a resurgent, savage sun-worship cult led by a powerful priest. The possession of Sheba's Ring is key to authority and divine favor. The English party must use their wits, courage, and modern weaponry to survive in this treacherous environment, navigating court intrigue, ferocious battles, and the perilous affections of the Queen. H. Rider Haggard crafts a tale of adventure and romance where the clash of ancient and modern worlds creates a volatile struggle for power, faith, and survival, all under the shadow of a biblical legend made manifest.

Table of Contents:

• Queen Sheba’s Ring. Part 1

• Queen Sheba’s Ring. Part 2

• Queen Sheba’s Ring. Part 3

• Queen Sheba’s Ring. Part 4

• Queen Sheba’s Ring. Part 5