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Ashes of the Akaalis

Ashes of the Akaalis

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A dystopian fiction, set in the years after the Third World War. The nation of Panjab is flourishing, but when the reemergence of an ancient supernatural organization comes to the attention of the Punjab military, they are pushed into a long-standing conflict as prophecy unravels. The Order of the Moon, written in the histories as nothing more than a mention, has captured the interest of Panjab’s royal family. Known by the oldest philosophers and scholars, the Order is archaic and powerful, but the truth behind their purpose has been lost within the turns of time.

Captain Kaur and her team must decipher the Order’s true objective and determine their intentions with the untold power of the volumes. War is on the horizon, and with the world on the brink of destruction, humanity must make a final stand or risk an eternity of darkness and chaos in an era they can never come back from.

Publication Date - 15th April 2026 | Format - Paperback 408 pages | Dimensions - 138mm x 216mm | Script - English | Genre - 12+ | ISBN - 9781917021319

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Rajinder singh

As a Sikh reader, I value books that encourage people to remember the Akaalis and the principles they stood for. Ashes of the Akaalis prompted me to reflect on our history and the importance of passing it on to the next generation.

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Karamjot singh

Ashes of the Akaalis is a meaningful title for a book about Sikh history and remembrance. It invites readers to reflect on the courage and sacrifices associated with the Akaalis. A worthwhile book for anyone interested in learning more about this heritage.
As a Sikh reader, I value books that encourage people to remember the Akaalis and the principles they stood for. Ashes of the Akaalis prompted me to reflect on our history and the importance of passing it on to the next generation.

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Rajinder singh

Great book