Title: Afghani
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Summary: War is a Racket, and Culture is Blind: The True Cost of Conflict Journey through a century of strife in this gripping dual-timeline novel with: George Sher Gul: A Muslim cameleer fleeing early 20th Century Afghanistan, seeking hope in Australia's unforgiving outback. He navigates harsh landscapes and the prejudices of White Australia, with his dream of belonging hanging by a thread. Patterson: An Australian soldier in post-9/11 Afghanistan, questioning the war's true motives amidst corruption and personal demons. Their intertwined stories challenge our beliefs on war, peace, and humanity. Experience heart-wrenching choices, cultural clashes across generations, and a quest for belonging spanning continents. This thought-provoking historical fiction exposes deep-rooted xenophobia, drawing parallels between early 20th century Australia and today's complex geopolitical landscape. Together, it offers a witty yet unflinching critique of global politics—questioning the cyclical nature of conflict. From sun-baked Australian deserts to war-torn Afghan streets, immerse yourself in a powerful journey through time and culture. Will George Sher Gul find his future in a land that views him as an outsider? Can Patterson discover peace amidst chaos and national expectations? Uncover these answers in a compelling tale of resilience, hope, and the enduring human spirit. Click Buy Now to embark on an unforgettable adventure that will challenge your perspectives and touch your heart!
Title: Xonarye: Australia
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Summary: One hidden book. A forgotten country. Three mates on a journey that could change everything. Nineteen-year-old Leaf Brodie is just an ordinary apprentice from Naracoorte, a small country town tucked between Adelaide and Melbourne. He lives a simple life apprentice builder, beers with mates by night until a routine renovation job uncovers something that doesn’t belong: a sealed, leather-bound book hidden inside an old farmhouse wall. The book tells of a place that doesn’t exist on any map. A country called Xonarye, once nestled between Yemen and Somalia, rich in a rare, indestructible mineral called Xzed. Long ago, the people of Xonarye vanished beneath the ocean to escape war and greed—but not before scattering twenty-six mysterious keys across the globe. Now, generations later, the legacy of that hidden world has landed in Leaf’s hands. Driven by curiosity and loyalty, Leaf enlists his two closest mates Spence, a level-headed farmer, and Summo, a flashy car salesman with a sharp tongue to help him decipher the book’s secrets. Together, they uncover a forgotten legal contract, a hidden vault in Adelaide, and a belt buckle that can’t be melted, burned, or broken no matter what they throw at it. And then comes the final clue: a name, a country, and a warning. Reblick, a shadowy global organisation, is also searching for the truth and they’re watching. As the line between myth and reality begins to blur, Leaf is forced to make a choice: walk away and return to his normal life, or follow the trail to Cuba and beyond… risking everything to uncover the truth of Xonarye’s fate. Xonarye rise again.
