About The Legend of Tilsim Hoshruba: Book 3 – The Rebel Queens of Tilsim ✴ Part II: The Fallen Crown by Haala Humayun
The secrets of Tilsim are finally unraveling.
In The Legend of Tilsim Hoshruba: Book 3 – The Rebel Queens of Tilsim ✴ Part II: The Fallen Crown, the long-awaited revelations behind every mystery from Part I: The Gathering Storm are brought to light. The choices, betrayals, and silences of each character now find their reason — showing that in Tilsim, nothing ever happened without purpose.
But what truly sets this book apart is its rare fusion of fantasy, religion, and science — three worlds that have never before been woven together in this way. The sorcery of Tilsim meets the logic of the cosmos, and the spirit of faith meets the nature of creation. Here, magic breathes through fantasy, science beats in nature, and religion speaks through souls — all blending without contradiction, in one breathtaking universe.
As the story deepens, the Rebel Queens face their most perilous test yet — where love becomes rebellion, truth becomes trial, and every fallen crown hides a greater destiny.
The world of Tilsim returns — vaster, bolder, and more soul-stirring than ever before.
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Author Bio:
I’m Haala Humayun — a lawyer by profession and a storyteller by soul. I’m the author of The Legend of Tilsim Hoshruba, a fantasy series inspired by the ancient Persian-Urdu folklore that once captivated generations. My writing is my way of reimagining those timeless tales with clarity, logic, and emotion — blending science, religion, and fantasy into one seamless universe.
I’ve always believed that these three realms don’t contradict each other — they complete each other. The laws of nature reflect the logic of creation; faith gives that logic a soul; and fantasy gives it form. My stories explore that very connection — where reason meets wonder, and destiny breathes through imagination.
Though I trained in law, writing has always been my truest calling. When I’m not working on legal arguments, I find myself drawn to ancient myths, spiritual philosophy, and the subtle science hidden in nature’s design. For me, writing isn’t just storytelling — it’s an act of remembrance, of finding the divine harmony between thought and feeling.