The year is 391 CE. The Great Library of Alexandria stands as humanity's greatest achievement—a beacon of learning in a world descending into darkness. As religious tensions rise and the Roman Empire fractures, the library becomes a battleground between the old world and the new.

Ammon, a brilliant Egyptian scholar with ancient secrets to protect, encounters Thea, a passionate Greek immigrant with a mysterious past. Their forbidden romance ignites amidst scrolls containing the collected wisdom of centuries. But when imperial decrees threaten the library's existence, they join a clandestine network of librarians and scholars in a desperate race against time.

As flames begin to consume the greatest repository of knowledge the ancient world has ever known, Ammon and Thea face impossible choices. Which texts can be saved? Which must be sacrificed? And in a world where knowledge itself is deemed dangerous, can their love survive the burning of Alexandria?

Based on historical events, "The Last Library of Alexandria" explores how knowledge, love, and legacy endure even when civilizations fall.