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In a time of shifting empires and vanishing legacies, Mortals of Kandahar III : The Past unearths the origins of two of history's most enigmatic figures - Aryanath and Kyra. Before they became the revered Scholars of Kandahar, before their names were etched into legend, they were seekers of truth navigating a world teetering on the brink of change.
Set against the turbulent backdrop of 9th century Kandahar, this gripping historical epic follows Aryanath and Kyra as they unravel the mysteries buried within the city walls.
As the influence of the Abbasid Caliphate wanes and new powers emerge, their journey leads them through treacherous landscapes - silk laden trade routes, sacred temples, and hidden chambers where history itself is safeguarded. Alongside trusted allies and formidable foes, they confront shifting alliances, and the ever - present threat of war.
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Garima Yadav
Garima Yadav is a passionate storyteller known for weaving history, culture, human emotions into immersive narratives. She is the author of Musings of Enkindled Heart, a deeply introspective collection of poetry, and the Mortals of Kandahar series, which brings to life the complexities of ancient civilizations. Her works include Mortals of Kandahar, Mortals of Kandahar II : "The Beginning", and this recent one Mortals of Kandahar III : The Past, a richly detailed historical fiction exploring the origins of the Scholars of Kandahar.
With a deep love for history and an eye for intricate storytelling, Garima Yadav masterfully blends historical realism with compelling characters, making her books both thought - provoking and emotionally resonant. As an army wife, she brings unique perspective on resilience and duty, themes that frequently echo in her writing.
Through her works, Garima continues to transport readers to forgotten eras, crafting stories that linger long after the last page is turned.
