VANCOUVER, British Columbia - s4story -- Canadian author Amrinder Sahota has released The Kindest Hunger, an adult dark fantasy that grew from an idea of a world before the Mahabharata. The English Kindle edition became available on November 4, 2026.

The novel follows Neral, a bone-healer whose ability to help others becomes entangled with dependence and power. Through his story, Sahota explores a world imagined further back in time than the setting of his earlier fiction.

The book is the latest step in a creative journey that began with a personal question: where did his family come from? Sahota's exploration of his family history led to Sun and Moon: One Tree, Many Names. From there, he imagined what it might be like to live alongside his ancestors, an idea that inspired Mrig: Reborn in the Mahabharata, Volume 1. Later, the idea of a world before the Mahabharata inspired The Kindest Hunger.

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About the author

Amrinder Sahota is a Canadian author whose work includes family history and fiction inspired by questions of ancestry and the past. His books include Sun and Moon: One Tree, Many Names, Mrig: Reborn in the Mahabharata, Volume 1, and The Kindest Hunger.

The Kindest Hunger is available on Kindle through Amazon Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0HQFZ4F3L

More information about Amrinder Sahota and his books is available at https://www.amrindersahota.ca.