The cold exiles' detector

Author's name: Aziz Ferm

Your heart is shrouded in every kind of sorrow, your chest burdened with every form of misery, and you lose the ability to breathe the air of freedom. You live as a refugee, a stranger within the borders of your usurped homeland, and you journey, terrified and defeated, towards the unknown labyrinths of the future, enduring the raging waves of time and being driven by the mills of fate into the unknown. You become a fundamental and painful number in the equation of life. Your own people and friends oppress you in achieving the simplest of life's desires, and the threads of dark strife and overwhelming trials ensnare you.

Do you want to know the story of the young Turkestani doctor, Qayyum Abdul-Ahad Khan, who moved from the exiles of his homeland to the corridors of alienation and its torments, and then returned? And how he faced the thorns and hardships of life bare-chested, in imitation of what his unfortunate people lived through? Do you really want to know more about his shuttle travels on the carpets of the fierce, howling winds, and what his relationship was with his homeland, his people, and his fate with the negative of his conscience, Hani Jiao Xian? And do you want to know about his relationship with the beautiful Uyghur woman, Mihrai Akram Jan? And did the dreams of his youth come true?

Here are the events of the love, exile and homeland trilogy novel where the three coexist in the womb of a cold winter colder than the winds of the Karakoram Mountains in the heart of winter.