War is a racket. Culture is blind. But what is the cost? Two men. A century apart. One, an Afghan cameleer escaping the brutality of war-torn Afghanistan, seeking hope in the unforgiving heart of the White Australia outback. Amid heartache and isolation, he carries the burden of belonging-and survival. The other, an Australian soldier caught in the post-9/11 war machine. As the world clamours for vengeance, he begins to see the cracks in the lies he's been told-and the truth of the war he's fighting. As cultures clash and centuries echo, Afghani asks: Can peace exist when history keeps repeating itself? Bold, lyrical, and unflinchingly honest, Afghani is a dual-timeline novel that skewers xenophobia and questions the legacy of a war built on shifting sands. Order now and discover the story that history tried to forget.