Alamut

The Silent Fall of Alamut "Alamut was not just a fortress; it was a hell that fed on the darkest desires of the human soul." Intoxicated Fedayeen numbed by hashish... Youths who believed in a false paradise fueled by the Houris' laughter... A sect that scorned death, bringing empires to their knees through assassination. Yet, against every depravity, there is patience, and against every laughter, there is a shriek. When the Seljuk Commander Aytug learns that his sister, Elif, is held captive behind the fortress's dark walls, this war is no longer merely the state's concern, but a battle fueled by blood ties. And one night, seven warriors emerge from the shadows of history. These youths, sworn to protect the legacy of the Hun Khans, act as one breath, one soul, one oath. With their footsteps, the stones of Alamut are shaken with blood, the Houris' chains are broken, and the Fedayeen are plunged into terror. But the bloodiest night history has ever seen will be concluded by a single dagger… In the middle of the desert, in an oasis. With the final sip of a bowl of water. This novel is an epic where history clashes with legend, depravity with loyalty, and blood with an oath. It offers the reader not just a story, but the courage to gaze into the dark mirror of the soul.