Ebong Inquisition || Avik Sarkar || Limited Edition Signed Copy

On one side, the incompetence of native kings; on the other, the encroaching shadow of East India Company rule. And caught in between, a vast expanse of central India ruled by a ruthless gang of looters and murderers.

One such gang is led by Bhukot Jamadar—until, one day, he is mysteriously overthrown by an unknown Brahmin who seizes control. But unlike other looters, this enigmatic Brahmin cares little for wealth and treasure. Instead, after every raid, he asks for only one thing—the corpse of the victim.

Who is this Brahmin? And what does he do with the dead bodies?

For generations, an accursed stone tablet has been worshipped in the lineage of Maharani Haldar. But why? What terrible event took place a thousand years ago in the sanctum of the Sompura Mahavihara? Who did the great monk Ratnakarshanti curse in the name of the fierce goddess Jata Devi?

Meanwhile, will Teniya succeed in trapping and selling three girls from Balurghat to human traffickers? What is the tale of Mekhla and Konkhla? And what fate awaits these helpless young women?

Atin felt as if the idol had wrapped around his very soul like a constricting python. Every day, he placed offerings before it, hoping that the Mother Goddess would accept them. But the day she finally did, was the day Damri arrived at the house.

Who is Damri? And which goddess does this idol represent?
Why did the Buddhist Tantric master Sahasraksha create this statue?
Can Bhavesh Babu, his father’s old friend, save Atin from the grip of the unknown?

On the very day that Portuguese commando leader Martinez Taj saved a group of children from Afghan terrorists, he received the most devastating news—his only son, Tiago, was on his deathbed.

Returning home, Martinez stumbled upon an astonishing secret—a dark chapter from history that linked back to his own ancestors, to a heinous crime committed in the name of the Inquisition during Portugal’s conquest of Goa. And with it, a terrifying curse that had now come for his beloved, motherless child.

What happened next?
How did a cursed temple in the village of Amona connect events separated by five centuries?

And how did Krishnananda Agambagish, the forgotten scholar of Bengal’s Oxford—Nabadwip—become the sole custodian of this entire saga across different timelines?

Come, dear reader, let us journey into this labyrinthine forest of mysteries.
But remember only one mantra:
“Love is the greatest Tantra, the most powerful magic.”

Contents:

• Retribution – 11
• The Blood Inscription – 45
• The Offering – 86
• The Inquisition – 128