Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
The Tamreswari CovenantSadiya, 1523. On the eastern frontier of Assam, a golden age hangs in a delicate balance. Long protected by the sacred copper roof of the Temple of Kechaikhati and the unwritten laws of ancestral trust, the Chutia kingdom suddenly finds its ancient certainties upended. As the advancing Ahom forces breach the borderlands, a desperate choice must be made: dismantle a peace nurtured over generations, or forge the weapons necessary for a calculated survival.Woven from historic landscapes, Buranji chronicles, and the deep oral traditions of the Brahmaputra valley, The Tamreswari Covenant is a sweeping, unforgettable portrait of a kingdom forced to unite its crown, its temple, and its craftsmen against absolute destruction. When the fires of the foundries consume the remnants of the past and fortress walls crumble to ash, a proud people must discover what truly remains. History records only the campaigns of conquerors-but memory preserves what cannot be rewritten.