In a time long forgotten, a sacred bond was forged between Kram, the majestic Dog Lord, and humankind—a divine covenant built on respect, protection, and harmony. For centuries, this pact safeguarded peace between realms. But in the modern age, where greed and cruelty have replaced compassion, the promise has been broken. The betrayal of dogs, abandoned, beaten, and slaughtered, has awakened Kram from his ancient slumber, not as a protector but as a force of divine vengeance.
Amidst this turmoil lives Moksh, a quiet young man whose life revolves around rescuing and caring for stray dogs in a city that despises them. Scorned and isolated, he remains unaware of the truth buried deep within his soul. He carries the essence of Daivik, the ancient priest who once forged the sacred pact with Kram. But destiny has gone awry. Moksh was never meant to be Daivik’s reincarnation, yet he now stands as the last living link between man and beast.
As Kram’s wrath manifests in natural disasters and spiritual unrest, Moksh finds himself hunted by forces he cannot comprehend. His greatest adversary is Lathif, the ruthless City Warden whose brutal campaigns to exterminate stray dogs mirror humanity’s moral decay. Driven by his own dark past, Lathif becomes the human embodiment of Kram’s fury and mankind’s corruption.
When their paths collide, the clash of compassion, vengeance, and tyranny threatens to unravel both the mortal and spiritual worlds. Moksh must awaken the dormant power within him to confront Kram’s divine rage and halt Lathif’s cruelty before both realms are consumed.
Dogisthaan: Kingdom of the Dogs is a sweeping fantasy that blends myth and morality, exploring the fragile bond between man and nature. As Moksh’s journey unfolds, he discovers that redemption demands more than love. It requires confronting the sins of humanity and rekindling a faith that time itself has forgotten.
The first book in an epic saga, Dogisthaan ends on a haunting cliffhanger, as peace hangs by a thread and the battle for the soul of mankind has only just begun.