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The Hawk Hunters

By: Pushpendra Singh
Narrated by: Pushpendra Singh
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The Hawk Hunters, a novel set in 18th century Punjab, features the Sikhs’ resistance against Aurangzeb’s torrent of terror and torture. While a Sikh farmer-soldier is inexorably drawn into the fierce fight for freedom, he falls headlong in love with a Muslim noblewoman. Can their overwhelming love survive the tumultuous war?

The Hawk Hunters highlights the conflict between humanitarian ideals and cynical exploitation of terror and subjugation as State Policy.

©2015 Pushpendra Singh (P)2022 Pushpendra Singh

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Evocative historical fiction from the Punjab

A swashbuckling period drama which grips you with its action and takes you back to a nobler time where morals and the path of righteousness were paramount.

Narrated by the author himself, it brings an authentic emotion to the story.

As a Sikh myself, this tale of courage and moral dilemma evokes a nostalgic pride.
However, I daresay, the story has universal appeal and may resonate with lots of readers across the world.
Especially true in the times we live in today..
Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys history and just a good, engrossing tale of valour.

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