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682 CE: The hurricane of Islamic armies threatens to sweep the last Hindu kingdom of Afghanistan into oblivion. Will it survive the storm?
The Hindu kingdom of Kapisa is the jewel of the Silk Route. Stupendous riches pour in from all corners of the known world. Then disaster strikes. The hurricane of Islamic armies pouring out from Persia wrecks the kingdom. Its capital, Kamboja, is lost and the kingdom itself is on the brink of annihilation. Famine stalks the land. The treasury is empty.
Refugees from the countryside pour into the new capital of Kapisa. The fate of the kingdom hangs by a thread. The kingdom’s only hope lies in two valiant warriors—Indrajit and Rustom. An adventure that begins in the blood-soaked battlefields of Afghanistan leads the two warriors into the jaws of an ancient evil power.
When the two warriors capture a secret Arab message on a blood-soaked battlefield in the badlands of Afghanistan, little do they know of the terrible dangers that lie ahead.
They must race against time and the forces of evil to deliver the message to Kapisa. What hidden dangers will their path take them through?
This book is a thrilling historical fantasy of courage in the face of colossal odds. A story of warriors, demons, ghosts, sorcerers, and Gods that you cannot put down.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. ABOUT THE BOOK: 682 CE: The hurricane of Islamic armies threatens to sweep the last Hindu kingdom of Afghanistan into oblivion. Will it survive the storm?The Hindu kingdom of Kapisa is the jewel of the Silk Route. Stupendous riches pour in from all corners of the known world. Then disaster strikes. The hurricane of Islamic armies pouring out from Persia wrecks the kingdom. Its capital, Kamboja, is lost and the kingdom itself is on the brink of annihilation. Famine stalks the land. The treasury is empty.Refugees from the countryside pour into the new capital of Kapisa. The fate of the kingdom hangs by a thread. The kingdom's only hope lies in two valiant warriors-Indrajit and Rustom. An adventure that begins in the blood-soaked battlefields of Afghanistan leads the two warriors into the jaws of an ancient evil power.When the two warriors capture a secret Arab message on a blood-soaked battlefield in the badlands of Afghanistan, little do they know of the terrible dangers that lie ahead.They must race against time and the forces of evil to deliver the message to Kapisa. What hidden dangers will their path take them through?This book is a thrilling historical fantasy of courage in the face of colossal odds. A story of warriors, demons, ghosts, sorcerers, and Gods that you cannot put down. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798885752596
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